Storm Dennis caused disruption over the weekend with strong winds and heavy rain.
Over 150 midlands homes, farms and businesses are without power this morning following Storm Dennis.
They lost power just before 10 o'clock last night and the ESB says it's working to fix the outages.
Power is expected to be restored to 118 customers in the Edenderry/Rhode area at 2.30 this afternoon, with a further 34 customers to be re-connected at 3.30.
All weather warnings have now been lifted after a weekend of heavy rain and strong winds.
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