County Boards across Ireland received a donation of €1 million from the Limerick businessman, to be split evenly between GAA, Ladies Football, and Camogie clubs.

The 3G multi-use surface project would also include the extension of an existing playground and construction of a new boundary fence.

Speaking in the Dáil this morning, Deputy Kenny praised the work of Leitrim County Council and first responders, while also acknowledging the visit of Taoiseach Leo Varadkar to the village on Monday.

Parts of the building, which was formerly Gannons Shoe Shop, fell onto Main Street in the town.

He also added that he doesn't believe that insurance companies will take into account Sundays weather event when people in the area are looking to re-insure their properties.

Clean up and assessment works are entering their third day this morning.

A number of people are spending their second night in alternative accommodation provided by Leitrim County Council, due to ongoing safety assessments of the damaged buildings.