Flooding and difficult travel conditions remain concerns for some parts of the country, following orange rain warnings for Cork, Kerry and Waterford overnight.
While a yellow rain and wind warning ran for Leinster and Munster until 10am this morning, the incoming Storm Boelo is set to bring further heavy rain and strong winds for Saturday and Sunday.
Motorists have been warned about surface water, flooding, debris and hazardous driving conditions meaning travel disruption may occur.
Met Éireann has told the public to prepare for fallen trees, power cuts, travel disruption and dangerous coastal conditions.
Public transport could also face disruptions, with the public urged to check local road and transport updates before travelling.
There will be heavy rain in parts of the west and south on Saturday, with strong winds to develop. Saturday evening into Sunday will see Northern Ireland face a yellow wind warning, with gusts of 50-60mph reaching 65-75mph in exposed locations.
KERRY: STATUS ORANGE RAIN
Met Éireann has issued an orange rain warning for Kerry from 7am to 2pm on Saturday, with yellow rain warnings in place for several Western countries.
The weather service said that damage to homes and businesses could be expected, with disruption and delays to occur on public transport in Kerry.
Flooding is expected, with outdoor events to be severely disrupted. Very difficult travelling conditions are also expected in County Kerry.
DONEGAL, GALWAY, LEITRIM, MAYO AND SLIGO: STATUS ORANGE WIND
There will be a status orange wind warning for Donegal, Galway, Leitrim, Mayo and Sligo also on Saturday, with these parts of the country to face gale force westerly winds with severe and damaging gusts.
The forecaster said that the warning will be valid from 2pm on Saturday until 9am on Sunday. The storm is to bring coastal flooding, dangerous conditions at sea, and very difficult travelling conditions in those counties.
It predicted damage to already weakened steutures, power lines, and power outages. It also said there may be disruption and delays to public transport – air, rail, bus, and ferry. Fallen trees are also listed among concerns, while loose objects may also be displaced.
CLARE, CORK DONEGAL, GALWAY, KERRY: STATUS YELLOW RAIN
A status yellow rain warning will be in place from 4am on Saturday until 3pm in Clare, Cork, Donegal, Galway, Kerry, Leitrim, Limerick, Mayo and Sligo.
The public are to be aware of spells of heavy rain and potential impacts including difficult travelling conditions, localised flooding, and outdoor events impacted.
STATUS YELLOW FOR CONNACHT
In Connacht, Clare, Kerry and Limerick, a status yellow warning has been issued for 1pm on Saturday until 12pm on Sunday.
Storm Boelo is to bring very strong southwest winds to veer westerly with severe gusts and coastal gales.
The public should be aware of potential impacts including debris, loose objects displaced, difficult driving and cycling conditions, large coastal waves and some fallen trees and branches. Outdoor events are also set to be impacted by the storm.
A status yellow wind warning for Donegal could cause similar impacts, and is to run from 1pm to 3pm tomorrow.
NORTHERN IRELAND
In Northern Ireland, yellow wind warnings are in place for Antrim, Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Tyrone and Derry.
The UK Met Office said on Friday that Storm Boelo may bring some disruption to parts of the North, from 6pm on Saturday to 3pm on Sunday.
Marine warnings were also issued. A status orange marine warning will be in place from 6pm on Saturday to 10pm on Sunday, applying from Erris Head to Bloody Foreland to Belfast Lough.
West to northwest winds will reach storm force 10 at times.
A small craft warning has also been issued for all coasts of Ireland, valid from midnight on Saturday to 4am on Monday.
Finally, a status yellow marine gale warning for all coasts of Ireland and on the Irish sea will be valid from 4am on Saturday to 10pm on Sunday.
There are currently no environmental advisory warnings in operation.