Foam fills the sea in Brandon Creek, in Dingle Peninsula, Ireland, as Storm Bella battered through on Sunday (December 27).

The filmer told Newsflare: "The froth or Cuarán (pronounced Coor-awn in the Irish language) is caused by algae from the bottom of the ocean being uprooted by the storm swells. This is the only place along the Dingle Peninsula that gathers this much froth as this is the most froth every gathered in living memory."

This video recorded in Brandon Creek (Cuas as it's known in Irish), below mount Brandon on the Dingle Peninsula. The froth or Cuarán (pronounced Coor-awn in the Irish language) is cause by algae from the bottom of the ocean being uproot be the storm swells. This is the only place along the Dingle Peninsula that gathers this much froth as this is the most froth every gathered in living memory.