BBC News:
NI Police have urged people not to make unnecessary journeys on Monday amid severe weather alerts across Ireland.
Storm Debi is forecast to bring intense rain and high winds, and authorities north and south have warned of danger to life.
Met Éireann has extended a red wind alert – the most severe warning level – to 14 counties. Schools have been asked to delay opening in affected areas.
An amber wind warning has been issued for parts of counties Down and Armagh.
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