The national forecaster is warning of "very disturbed weather" as Hurricane Helene makes its way towards Ireland.
The dangerous storm is swirling northeastwards with Ireland expected to feel the brunt of it.
It is expected to gradually weaken over the coming days with the National Hurricane Center saying it may be downgraded to a tropical storm today, Thursday.
Even if it does weaken, it is still expected to bring high winds and rainy weather to Dublin early next week.
A scary graph of the storm shows it heading straight for these shores.
Met Eireann are warning that there will be some horrid weather next Monday with a degree of uncertainty for the following days.
A forecaster said: "There is a lot of uncertainty in the details for early next week but indications are for very disturbed weather.
"Mild, very humid conditions are expected to develop during Monday, with rain moving up from the south in freshening southerly winds.
"There is a risk of some extremely windy conditions with heavy rainfall on Monday night or Tuesday but there is a large degree of uncertainty in details at present."
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