Keep up to date with the latest developments as Storm Boelo brings heavy rain and strong winds across the country, with the most severe impacts expected across the west coast and northern coastal counties.
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Storm Boelo is set to unleash heavy rain and wind to parts of the country, with Met Éireann issuing multiple weather warnings for throughout today
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