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In pictures; Storm Brian

Sun 22 Oct 2017
Seaweed left by Storm Brian at Silver Strand in Galway after winds of up to 70mph battered coastal areas. Photograph: PA Wire
Seaweed left by Storm Brian at Silver Strand in Galway after winds of up to 70mph battered coastal areas. Photograph: PA Wire
A parked car at Salthill , Galway, on Saturday, October 21st, as waves crash over the promenade. Photograph: PA Wire
A parked car at Salthill , Galway, on Saturday, October 21st, as waves crash over the promenade. Photograph: PA Wire
Sinead Murphy looks out of her house in Kinvara, Co Galway. Photograph:  Andrew Downes/PA Wire
Sinead Murphy looks out of her house in Kinvara, Co Galway. Photograph: Andrew Downes/PA Wire
Flooding at Limerick's Merchant's Quay Plaza after Storm Brian hit Ireland. Photograph: Limerick Council/PA Wire
Flooding at Limerick's Merchant's Quay Plaza after Storm Brian hit Ireland. Photograph: Limerick Council/PA Wire
Flooding at Limerick's Merchant's Quay Plaza after Storm Brian hit Ireland. Photograph: Limerick Council/PA Wire
Flooding at Limerick's Merchant's Quay Plaza after Storm Brian hit Ireland. Photograph: Limerick Council/PA Wire
Members of the Irish Coast Guard stand on Howth Pier to prevent people walking along the structure. Photograph: Reuters/Clodagh Kilcoyne
Members of the Irish Coast Guard stand on Howth Pier to prevent people walking along the structure. Photograph: Reuters/Clodagh Kilcoyne
A wave breaks over a wall as bystanders look out across the Irish Sea. Photograph: REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne
A wave breaks over a wall as bystanders look out across the Irish Sea. Photograph: REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne
A driver steers through flood water along Dublin's Bull Wall. Photograph: REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne
A driver steers through flood water along Dublin's Bull Wall. Photograph: REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne
High tide in  Dublin Bay  as Storm Brian hits Dublin.
Pic  Tom Honan.
High tide in Dublin Bay as Storm Brian hits Dublin. Pic Tom Honan.
Irish youth sailing team pictured practicing during Storm Brian, Dunlaoghaire pier this afternoon .Pic Stephen Collins/Collins Photos
Irish youth sailing team pictured practicing during Storm Brian, Dunlaoghaire pier this afternoon .Pic Stephen Collins/Collins Photos
High tide at the Poolbeg Lighthouse in Dublin as Storm Brian hits Dublin .
Pic  Tom Honan.
High tide at the Poolbeg Lighthouse in Dublin as Storm Brian hits Dublin . Pic Tom Honan.
A man jogs past sandbags on Clontarf Promenade in Dublin. Photograph: REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne
A man jogs past sandbags on Clontarf Promenade in Dublin. Photograph: REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne
Waves crash over Newhaven Lighthouse on the south coast of England on October 21st, 2017. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images
Waves crash over Newhaven Lighthouse on the south coast of England on October 21st, 2017. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images
Waves crash over Newhaven Lighthouse on the south coast of England on October 21st, 2017. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images
Waves crash over Newhaven Lighthouse on the south coast of England on October 21st, 2017. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images

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