About 22,000 properties in Northern Ireland remain without power on Saturday morning following damage to the electricity network caused by Storm Amy. At the height of the storm, about 65,000 customers were without power, but by 22:00 BST on Friday that figure had reduced to about 40,000.

The Met Office has warned that winds of up to 70mph could hit areas along the north coast on Saturday, with strong gusts of 45-55mph expected across the rest of Northern Ireland. Further flooding is possible, and travel is likely to be disrupted.

A cleanup after Storm Amy got under way across the island of Ireland on Saturday, after hundreds of thousands were left without power.

Yellow weather warnings remain in place for Northern Ireland with Storm Amy bringing high winds and rain into the weekend. Weather forecasters say the storm will bring damaging winds, with every county under weather warning and wind speeds could reach up to 80mph along the most exposed coastal areas,