Storm Ali: The story so far:
• Two people have died in separate incidents in Galway and Northern Ireland
• A woman was killed after her caravan was swept off a cliff near Clifden
• A man in his 20s died and another was injured after being hit by a tree near Newry
• National Ploughing Championships extended to Friday after second day cancelled

Latest: A man has died and another was injured when a tree fell on them as they worked in a country park in Northern Ireland during Storm Ali. A woman aged in her 50s died when the caravan she was staying in was blown down a coastal bank in Co Galway, while a man in his 20s was hit by a falling tree while working in a forest park in Northern Ireland. A spokeswoman for the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said: "Police attended the sudden death of a man, aged in his 20s, in the Slieve Gullion Park, Drumintee Road area of Newry this afternoon." Photo: Ray Ryan

Earlier: Storm Ali leaves 186,000 without power and brings Ploughing Championships to a historic halt

ESB Networks said that 186,000 homes, businesses and farms have been left without power, with the most impacted in Cavan, Sligo, Donegal, Castlebar and Galway. Picture Dan Linehan

Dublin Airport said the storm would have an impact on its schedule and warned of cancellations.
Two people are killed by Storm Ali as it brings winds of up to 160 kilometres per hour (99 mph) in Ireland.