An engineer has died after a tree fell on him in Co Armagh as the province was hit by Storm Ali.
The man, believed to be in his 20s, was working as a contractor for NI Water. His colleague was also hurt in the incident which occurred near the entrance to Slieve Gullion Forest Park in Co Armagh.
The Health and Safety said it is aware of the incident.
Across the province, around 60 roads were closed and over 90,000 homes affected by power cuts as winds raged.
Northern Ireland Electricity Networks says it continues to face challenging conditions. Over 50,000 customers have had their power restored, but NIE says more faults could develop as the strong winds continue.
Work is ongoing to remove debris from affected roads.
Trees down Dunmurry Lane in South Belfast and some homes without power. Thanks to NIE and to emergency teams removing trees. This tree blocking Ormeau Road. pic.twitter.com/z1asvvhjoh
— Máirtín Ó Muilleoir (@newbelfast) September 19, 2018
Remember never to approach or touch fallen electricity wires! Call our emergency number on 03457 643 643 #StormAli
— NIE Networks (@NIElectricity) September 19, 2018
#StormAli hits #Glengormley tree's a shaking in their roots. Take care on the roads please. @barrabest @newslineweather @ANBorough @AntrimEnterpris @Noreenmcclella1 @BelfastLive pic.twitter.com/RrUZCiOV4I
— @Ŀ❤ѴƐ_ᗩᑎƬŔĪᗰ (@Love_Antrim) September 19, 2018
.@mfearonsf extends to condolences to family of Slieve Gullion tragedy https://t.co/WM565FFe03 pic.twitter.com/kqa57sI3h0
— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) September 19, 2018