Thirty babies were born at the Rotunda Hospital in Dublin during Storm Emma.
Management have thanked staff for helping keep maternity services fully operational over the past 24 hours.
Hospital workers have joked that none of the newborns have been named Emma, Beast or East - as far as they are aware.
My physician wife braving the elements to get to work today. Will spend the next 48 hours in-house to make sure patients are looked after @RotundaHospital pic.twitter.com/6fOBSK1C3e
— Afif EL-Khuffash (@afif_elKhuffash) March 2, 2018
A spokesperson for the hospital said "All Rotunda Hospital maternity services have been operating as normal to a high standard of quality care."
"This was only made possible through the excellent dedication and diligence of Rotunda Hospital staff across all disciplines, who have made themselves available to work despite the many challenges posed by extreme weather conditions."
"Many staff have worked over the last three nights and have not been home to their own families, which is reflective of the dedication of Rotunda Hospital staff who have acted above the norm to ensure the continued provision of safe maternity services for our patients."
I've been looking at so many of my colleagues scheduled in yesterday, last night and today posting on #SoMe their efforts to get to work to care for women and their babies @RotundaHospital #heros #MidwivesMakeADifference #withwoman #BeastFromTheEast #sneactha well done 👋👋👋
— 🎆 Jeanniebop 🎆 (@flowepower66) March 2, 2018
#StormEmma Update - Friday 2nd March
We remain fully operational for maternity services.
Operational Services will be Labour wards, Theatre and ER. Emergency cases will be cared for as normal.
All out patient appointments have been cancelled on Fri March 2nd.— The Rotunda Hospital (@RotundaHospital) March 2, 2018
Reporting from Brendan O'Loughlin
