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 ...

Chief executive said cleanup from the storm would likely cost 'tens of millions', which will eventually likely 'find their ...

At the peak of the “storm of the century” 750,000 premises in the Republic of Ireland and 250,000 in Northern Ireland had no ...

ESB Networks said yesterday that customers would have to pay more than they did after Storm Ophelia hit in 2017 – as the ...

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 ...

ESB Networks has doubled down on its position that customers will not be compensated for loss of service as thousands face ...

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A local TD has questioned the Taoiseach on the “silence” from the ESB on ...

ESB chief apologises to customers adversely affected by the storm for 'adding to the stress facing customers at this ...

“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.

Public representatives are hitting out at “completely unacceptable” remarks by the ESB chief executive today who suggested that costs associated with Storm Éowyn would be passed to customers.

As parts of Ireland continue to grapple with Storm Éowyn outages, new measures are being announced to "enhance Ireland's ...