Storm Eleanor left the beaches of Bundoran, in Ireland’s northwestern County Donegal, covered with sea foam on the evening of January 3.Reports from Independent.ie indicate that the foamy waves were about four feet deep.An estimated 55,000 people in western Ireland were left without power due to the storm, Newstalk reported. Until January 4, a Status Yellow warning for heavy winds remains in place for the counties Munster, Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford and Wicklow. Credit: Instagram/emiliaroseviolet via Storyful