A Lebanese native living in Ballymahon says there are fears that this weeks explosion in Beirut could lead to a famine in the country.
International aid's arriving in Beirut, after a deadly explosion on Tuesday killed at least 135 people.
The blast - so severe it flattened the Lebanese city's harbour - has also left up to 300 thousand people homeless.
The UN has warned that the lack of food supplies could result in a severe food shortages.
Carla Naltchayan who's father felt the blast while attending mass says there is no bread in the shops.