The Westmeath IFA Chair is asking farmers to reach out for help on repairs.
The Irish Farmers' Association are urging farmers to be cautious when carrying out repairs following Storm Éowyn.
The storm at the end of last month caused widespread power outages and structural damage, particularly with fallen trees and roofs.
Exposed power lines and working from a height are two scenarios where extra care is being encouraged when doing repair work.
Westmeath IFA Chairperson, Richard O'Brien, says it can be easy to miss risks with certain jobs:
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