Thousands of homes are still without power after Storm Betty passed through the country overnight.
The ESB says Co Wicklow and the south-east of the country, along with the Dublin region were the most affected areas, and crews were mobilised - with power due to be restored early Saturday afternoon to most areas.
ESB Networks said a significant number of impacted customers will have their power restored by this evening. However, due to the scale of the damage to the electricity network, some customers in localised areas may remain without supply overnight.
“Customers without power can check for real-time updates on when their fault is expected to be repaired at www.PowerCheck.ie.
“It is important that any impacted customers who use electrically powered medical devices contact their healthcare professional to make alternative arrangements if necessary. We apologise for the disruption to family and commercial life these interruptions in the electricity supply have caused.
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