John Sweeney, Climatologist and Professor at Maynooth University, said we've seen first hand how quickly storms cause damage.
New emergency weather relief stations could be popping up across the country.
Changes to the emergency response to severe storms and flooding could see the establishment of a number of hubs, which would house essential equipment like generators and industrial pumps.
They would also stock hygiene kits and emergency food.
Last year, Clogherinkoe GAA Club opened its doors to the community, offering a vital community hub where people could charge phones, get hot drinks, and access shower facilities.
It was the only hub to open in the county during Storm Éowyn.
John Sweeney, Climatologist and Professor at Maynooth University, said we've seen first hand how quickly storms cause damage.

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