The CEO of ESB Networks has warned that costs will increase ... Monaghan and Donegal are also impacted, she added. A peak of over 760,000 customers were without power after Éowyn swept across ...

More info Storm Eowyn will cost ESB Networks “tens of millions” and ... as the cost of moving the lines underground. At the peak of the outages nationwide, more than 760,000 customers were ...

Extreme, damaging and destructive winds associated with Storm Éowyn have caused widespread and extensive damage to the electricity network across the country with approximately 625,000 homes, farms ...

Approximately 108,000 homes, farms and businesses remain without power this evening as ESB Network crews continue restoration efforts across the country. ESB Networks has restored supply to ...

The Micro-Renewable Energy Federation (MREF) has welcomed a commitment from government to upgrade the distribution grid operated by ESB Networks between now ... He also called for grant supports and ...

Frontline workers from ESB Networks, Uisce Éireann ... confirming that 31,000 remain without water supply — down from a peak of 200,000. Frontline members of the Irish Coast Guard have also ...

At least 180,000 customers remained without electricity on Monday evening, according to ESB Networks, down from a peak of 768,000 affected. Uisce Éireann is moving electricity generators to the ...

As of 5.20pm (Sunday), ESB Networks has restored supply to 729,000 homes, farms and businesses, approx. 39,000 customers remain without supply, down from a peak of 768,000 following the unprecedented ...

And, some pooches go to the cinema in Paris! Hup! A class learns the beat of the bodhrán. The Teddy Bear Hospital returns to Galway. And, some real life bears try ice skating.

The storm wreaked havoc across the country on Friday January 24, leaving over 700,000 homes and businesses without power at its peak, and power outages initially ... their efforts to restore supply.

ESB Networks has announced that power will be restored to all ... leaving over 700,000 homes and businesses without power at its peak, and power outages initially expected to last nearly two weeks.