Northern Ireland Electricity confirmed that 7,000 households, farms and businesses are currently experiencing power failures following the storm's passage.
A separate report from The Irish News indicated that roughly 18,000 properties in the Republic of Ireland faced similar interruptions during the afternoon hours.
The Department for Infrastructure received approximately 350 reports detailing incidents such as downed trees and flooding across the area.
Wind speeds reached their maximum levels overnight before transitioning into heavy showers that battered the north coast throughout the day.
High tide levels were observed rolling along the shoreline, adding to the risk posed by the weather system moving through the region.
At the Whinney Hill junction with Ballymenoch Road in Hollywood, a fallen tree has blocked access and severed electrical cables in that specific locality.
Traffic on Ballyrobin Road in County Antrim and Glenshane Road in County Londonderry was restored after being impassable earlier in the morning.
Air travel faced significant disruption with flights cancelled at Belfast City, Belfast International and Dublin Airports due to the prevailing conditions.
P&O Ferries suspended scheduled sailings from Cairnryan and Larne at 08:00 GMT and 12:00 GMT on Sunday as a result of the storm.
An amber warning covering parts of County Antrim and County Londonderry was lifted at 10:00 GMT on Sunday despite ongoing wind warnings.
Officials cautioned motorists to exercise heightened caution on roads as further disruption remains possible due to continued wind activity.
The situation is being monitored closely with officials noting that additional power outages could occur if conditions deteriorate further.