Two people have died amid Storm Ophelia
It's continuing to track across the country
A man in his early 30's was clearing a fallen tree in Cahir, County Tipperary when he was seriously injured with a chain saw.
He died at the scene and his body has been taken to Clonmel Hospital.
While in Waterford a woman in her 50's died after a tree fell on the car she was driving in Aglish this morning.
A passenger in her 70's was taken to hospital for treatment.
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