Some roads leading to Dublin Airport were closed and several apartment block basements in north Dublin were flooded overnight.

Met Éireann issued a yellow rain warning for Dublin and Wicklow.

It comes as the country, particularly the south east, has been battered by extensive rain over the last week.

Sandbags will be available and drivers are asked to be careful and avoid unnecessary journeys

Earlier, the National Emergency Co-ordination Group (NECG) and its related subgroups met again to continue to assess the flooding situation and prepare for the risk of further flooding this week.

After several days of persistent rainfall, the River Suir has risen, with overtopping in several areas.

Two yellow weather warnings from rain and wind will be in effect from the early hours of Tuesday morning

The warning is valid from 2am until 8am on Tuesday.

Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins paid tribute to gritting teams working on the road network.

Roads in many parts of the country are treacherous on Monday morning after temperatures dipped to as low as minus six degrees in some places.

The possible impacts could include localised flooding and difficult travel conditions

Five counties have been under a status yellow snow and ice warning since midnight

Met Éireann has issued a warning to Donegal, Sligo, Leitrim, Monaghan, and Cavan until midday on Thursday.

The warning issued on behalf of Met Éireann warned of severe rain.

The warning for counties Clare, Galway and Kerry will come into effect at 9pm on Sunday

The warning came into effect at 10am on Thursday. 

Storm Floris will bring wet and windy weather during Sunday night and Bank Holiday Monday.

A Met Éireann warning for high temperatures will take effect in 14 counties at 12pm

The high-temperature alert will be in place from 12pm on Friday until 6am on Saturday

Cavan, Donegal, Monaghan, Leitrim, Roscommon, and Sligo will be under the yellow rain warning until 9pm on Thursday, while Leinster and Waterford's warning will expire at 6pm.

The warning will remain in place on Saturday, June 7, until 6pm

The alert will be in place until 8pm on Monday

12 counties in the Republic while all of Northern Ireland will be under status yellow weather warnings on Sunday

The warning was given a status Yellow level

Storm Éowyn is predicted to be one of the 'most dangerous storms' to ever hit Ireland

The storm is expected to hit on Friday

There are risks of impaired visibility

Very cold nights with widespread frost, ice and lying snow can be expected until Friday.

Keep reading to get an overview on what weather we can expect for the next few days

The Outreach Team from Waterford Integrated Homeless Services has been in contact with any known rough sleepers to advise them of the shelter arrangements.

A status orange weather warning remained in place for 11 counties in the south of Ireland

Additionally a low-temperature warning will be in place until Thursday

A significant area of low pressure will hit Ireland on New Year's Day, according to Met Éireann

Roads, flights and public transport could be disrupted by strong gusts

The strong winds will peak on Saturday night into Sunday morning.

A status yellow low temperature warning has been issued for 19 counties

Met Éireann has warned of the potential for difficult travelling conditions, falling branches and localised debris

The severe weather warning will be in place from midnight until 10am on Saturday

Over 352 patients have been on trolleys in University Hospital Limerick so far this week.

Kerry, Leitrim, Sligo, Clare, Donegal, Mayo and Galway are under a status-orange warning until 8pm on Sunday.

A status orange wind warning has been put in place by Met Éireann for counties Clare, Donegal, Galway and Mayo

A status-orange alert for heavy rain in Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford and Waterford has been extended to midnight

The status-orange alert is for Cork, Waterford, Carlow, Kilkenny and Wexford.