Irish Independent on MSN1h
‘Trees falling like dominoes onto power lines can’t be tolerated’ – Micheál Martin on lessons from Storm Éowyn
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has insisted scenes which saw trees “falling like dominoes” onto power lines that saw tens of thousands of homes left for days without power will “no longer be tolerated”.
Clare FM3h
Fears Clare People Will Have To Chose Between Heating And Eating After Energy Credits Scrapped
It’s feared vulnerable Clare households will be forced to chose between heating and eating if energy credits are scrapped. It ...
con-telegraph.ie9h
ESB should utilise farmers to manage overhanging trees and hedges
THE leader of a major farm organisation has proposed that the basic maintenance of hedgerows and trees overhanging power and ...
Galway Bay FM11h
Parts of Galway still await power restoration two weeks on from storm
Parts of north Galway, Roscommon, Mayo and south Letrim are still awaiting the restoration of power more than two weeks after ...
Irish Independent on MSN13h
No cost-of-living measures or energy credits in next Budget, Taoiseach Micheál Martin says
There are no plans to continue energy credits or introduce a new cost-of-living package in the next Budget, Taoiseach Micheál Martin has indicated. Energy credits were included in last year’s budget ...
Irish Daily Mirror16h
Less than 700 customers impacted by Storm Éowyn still without power
The ESB expects that less than 700 customers impacted by Storm Éowyn will be without power overnight. Work will continue to reconnect these customers from first light tomorrow. A spokesperson for the ...
Mayo News21h
ESB infrastructure in Mayo not fit for purpose claims councillor
The Charlestown-based Sinn Féin councillor praised the work of the ESB crews who are trying to restore power but claimed the ...