The event, which will take place next Tuesday evening in the Landmark Hotel in Carrick on Shannon, is aimed at people who have had their forests damaged by recent storms.

Most power has been restored however there are still outages being reported in Roscommon and Leitrim.

The weather events have regularly hit the Cootehall property the former president lives in with her husband, Martin.

There were reports of bogus tradesmen calling door to door in parts of the region last week.

The company initially said this week that its users would have to shoulder extra costs - but has since said a review of charges won't happen until October 2026.

Sinn Féin's Martin Kenny has labelled the Government's response to the ongoing crisis as 'disastrous'.

A number of trees have been down along the track recently however most have now been cleared.

At one stage 768,000 premises were without electricity after the record-breaking winds of Storm Éowyn last month.