Mullingar's Clonkill GAA are providing power and hot water to those still affected by the storm.
GAA clubs and community centres across the Midlands are opening their doors to locals in need.
Westmeath's Clonkill GAA club is providing vital power and hot water facilities, following the damage caused by storm Éowyn, as electricity and water connections cut out in the early hours of Friday morning.
The club received funding for its recently installed generator which has come into use this week.
Declan Leonard Assistant Secretary of Clonkill GAA in Mullingar says people are feeling relieved and socialising at the community centre:
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