Met Éireann has issued a yellow wind warning affecting five counties on Tuesday, reports Breaking News.
The alert will apply to Clare, Mayo, Kerry, Galway, and Limerick from 5pm until midnight, reports Breaking News.
The forecaster has warned of hazardous travelling conditions, large coastal waves, fallen trees, and potentially damaging gusts.
Monday night is expected to be cloudy and breezy with scattered rain, becoming heavy at times across parts of the Midwest and West, reports Breaking News.
Some areas in the Southeast will remain dry until morning, with relatively mild conditions and lowest temperatures ranging from 6 to 10 degrees.
Tuesday morning will bring wet and windy weather across many regions, along with a risk of spot flooding, reports Breaking News.
Sunny intervals will develop quickly in the West and Northwest, but these will be followed by heavy showers, some bringing hail and lightning.
Temperatures will reach highs of 10 to 13 degrees before turning significantly colder later in the day, reports Breaking News.
Tuesday night will remain unsettled with widespread showers and fresh to strong northwesterly winds.
Some showers may become wintry, particularly on higher ground, with temperatures dropping to between one and four degrees, reports Breaking News.
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