Storm Isha with furious winds just hit Ireland - 170,000 homes without power

Storm Isha batters Ireland with furious winds, leaving over 170,000 homes without power and prompting red alert storm warnings in Donegal, Galway and Mayo counties. The entire island also faces a tornado watch as Isha's severe winds blast coastal areas. Flights get delayed, grounded and rerouted at Irish airports while bus service halts in impacted counties. Galway's popular clock tower gets toppled by extreme gusts just as Isha peaks Sunday evening. Officials advise the public to avoid coastal zones and unnecessary drives during the hazardous conditions. Floods, downed trees and utility outages are likely overnight across Ireland's hardest hit communities. Northern Ireland also confronts an amber alert for very strong winds posing threats to travel through Monday morning. As of 8:35pm Sunday, over 170,000 ESB customers lost electricity with more outages still mounting. Ireland faces ongoing yellow alerts into Monday once Isha passes.
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