Engineers continued to work on Monday to restore power to customers who lost supply during Storm Boelo, with some properties in the north-west of the Republic of Ireland still without electricity.
ESB Networks said a number of homes, farms and businesses remained without power in the north-west on Monday afternoon.
Scale of the Outage
Around 41,000 properties in the Republic of Ireland were left without power on Sunday morning after the storm swept in from the Atlantic.
In Northern Ireland, around 12,500 customers lost supply. On Monday morning, NIE Networks said power had been restored to all those affected.
Further Weather Warnings
A series of weather warnings were in place as Storm Boelo hit the island 36 hours after Storm Austen, the first named storm of the season, caused disruption in the southern part of the island.
The unsettled weather is set to continue, with Met Éireann having issued a yellow wind warning for eleven counties on Monday evening: Carlow, Clare, Cork, Donegal, Galway, Kerry, Kilkenny, Mayo, Waterford, Wexford and Wicklow. In Northern Ireland, a similar Met Office yellow warning will cover counties Antrim and Down.
Flood Defence Preparations
Preparations have been made to bolster flood defences amid fears of overtopping waves and coastal flooding.
On Monday, Dublin City Council flood operations staff blocked gaps in the flood defences on the Clontarf Promenade and erected the flood defences in Sandymount.
