The Isle of Man is returning to some sort of normality after Storm Eowyn caused a ‘major incident’ to be declared on Friday morning.
Gusts of more than 100mph were recorded on Snaefell, while winds topped more than 80mph elsewhere bringing down countless trees and forcing many island roads to be blocked.
Further gale for winds are set to hit the island on Sunday and into Monday.
Here were some of the key stories related to Storm Eowyn published over the last couple of days.
- Isle of Man Government issue Storm Eowyn update as 'major incident' declared over
- Wind speeds reached 107mph in one part of the Isle of Man during Storm Eowyn
- ‘Major incident’ declared on the Isle of Man
- Full list of roads closed across the Isle of Man
- Met Office issues red weather warning as 'violent storm force winds’ to hit
- Full list of buildings, businesses, sites and services closed by Storm Eowyn
- Met Office explains reasons behind island's first red weather warning in seven years
- ALL schools on the island to shut as travel warning issued
- Full list of changes to island's health services due to Storm Eowyn
- Further gale force winds set to hit in the wake of Storm Eowyn