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Flights cancelled and power outages due to Storm Floris
Northern Ireland has been hit by strong winds as Storm Floris landed on Monday morning. Several flights have been cancelled to and from Belfast City and Dublin Airports, and hundreds of properties lost power. A weather warning for strong winds took effect from 06:00 BST and is in place until midnight.
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