See how Storm Debi's carnage left its mark on communities all over Ireland

Storm Debi left its mark on communities across Ireland overnight, with huge winds causing havoc for so many in the country who woke up to the results of the brief, overnight storm. See the damage done below which was well illustrated on social media in the last 12 hours.

I take it all back what I said about just a refreshing breeze #StormDebi...this came down around the corner from my gaf...so lucky nobody was killed...and maybe if schools were on there would have been kids walking past pic.twitter.com/FTSFFZ97LE

— Mary McCarthy (@Maryknowsbees) November 13, 2023

Here we go again. Flooding caused by yet another named storm aka #StormDebi. This is in #Galway in #Ireland last night.....pic.twitter.com/qNYavxbktV

— Volcaholic (@volcaholic1) November 13, 2023

Clarinbridge, Galway this morning. Power down. Roads impassable. Shops and Castles flooded. #StormDebi pic.twitter.com/ZTVReTiiBY

— Peter (@judepd) November 13, 2023

Galway is used to storms but I’ve never seen boats washed up at the Claddagh before #StormDebi pic.twitter.com/weSVAflyFG

— Paul O’Brien (@PGaillimh) November 13, 2023

On @VirginMediaNews we speak to Dermot McCormac who had a lucky escape

He was sitting in his van when a large tree came crashing down on it during #StormDebi

On @VirginMediaNews at 5.30 & 7

Dermot McCormac pic.twitter.com/J6FjlAzUMc

— Paul Quinn (@PaulQuinnNews) November 13, 2023

Assaranca Waterfall at Ardara in Donegal today after the intense rainfall from #StormDebi after 46mm of rain fell. What looks like a river is actually the road! pic.twitter.com/hFEie1xH7K

— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) November 13, 2023

Assaranca Waterfall at Ardara in Donegal today after the intense rainfall from #StormDebi after 46mm of rain fell. What looks like a river is actually the road! pic.twitter.com/hFEie1xH7K

— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) November 13, 2023