Ballina Stephenites man Evan Regan shone in the Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship. Pic: Sportsfile
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Storm Bram, which has brought a Met Éireann Status Orange Wind Warning, has been taking hold in Blacksod
The effects of Storm Bram are fast being felt in County Mayo, and this is no different along the coast of the county.
The Met Éireann Status Orange warning came into effect earlier this morning, and the waves are rising in the west of the county.
The video below, from @irelandsweatherchannel on TikTok, shows the full impact of the blustery gales in Blacksod.
@irelandsweatherchannel Storm Bram now a status Orange warning has been issued everywhere, with a risk some areas may go red! #ireland #stormbram #storm #weather #blacksod ♬ original sound - Ireland’s Weather Channel
READ MORE: STORM BRAM MAYO LIVE TRACKER: Updates as orange alert hits county
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