Katrina Rainey died from her injuries after being found in a burning car last week.
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Satellite image reveals scale of Storm Brendan to the southwest of Ireland
Met Éireann has tweeted spectacular satellite footage which reveals the extent of Storm Brendan as it forms in the Atlantic and heads towards Ireland.
In the tweets the forecaster urges people to heed warnings about the storms potentially life-threatening impact. Images on its website also show the scale of the storm as seen from space.
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2/2 Heed warnings & be alert for the timing of impacts specific to your area. Impacts on coasts due to storm surges will be severe. pic.twitter.com/l78O6kESwC
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) January 12, 2020
1/2 #StormBrendan will start to impact overnight tonight as southerly winds increase. By morning the strengthening wind will bring rain to the west, spreading quickly eastwards, clearing in the early afternoon to thundery showers.
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) January 12, 2020
Brooke Park has retained its Green Flag status.
St Columb's College is celebrating the 1,500th anniversary of the birth of St Columba.
Katrina Rainey died from her injuries after being found in a burning car last week.
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