Members of the ESB refuted any suggestions that the network is not fit for purpose at a meeting between Sligo County Council ...

The number of people without water is likely to increase following the storm. ... ESB has said that power supply has been restored to 143,000 customers, however a further 625,000 remain without ...

Both eir and Uisce Éireann were criticised for their non-attendance at a special meeting of Sligo County Council on Monday ...

ESB chiefs have confirmed that Storm Eowyn costs will not be added to customer bills - as some premises are still left with no power. And around 5,500 customers across the country remain without ...

The ESB have said it's already got electricity ... the Irish Government in repairing the immense damage caused by Storm Eowyn as soon as possible. This will be essential to allow the economy ...

“will progressively have power restored over the course of the following week,” the ESB said in a statement in which Eowyn was described as “by far the worst storm experienced by ESB ...

ESB Networks said 108,000 homes, farms or businesses remained without power on Wednesday night as a multi-national effort was underway to restore power after damage caused by Storm Éowyn last week.

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 expected to last nearly two weeks.

ESB chief executive Paddy Hayes has sought to clarify his comments that the cost of Storm Éowyn could be passed on to the consumers. Mr Hayes told RTÉ‘s Claire Byrne programme earlier in the ...

According to the Met Eireann, the Irish Meteorological Service, the storm, known as Storm Eowyn, will bring "gale ... According to ESB Networks, the energy provider for all of Ireland, there ...

The storm, named Eowyn, brought gales to Ireland throughout ... beating an Irish record set in 1945. ESB Networks, an Irish state-owned power company, said that about 725,000 of its customers ...