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74,000 homes, schools, and businesses still without power in the wake of Storm Éowyn
More than 74,000 homes, schools, and businesses remain without supply while around 800 have no water and about 5% of mobile ...
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Taoiseach warns that climate change will lead to more frequent and severe storms
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said that Ireland will have to asses its national grid, water infrastructure and trees near ...
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Christina McHugh: As Storm Éowyn swept in, I prayed that the roof would remain on the house
I’m not sure who it was that said “it is better to light a candle than curse the darkness”, but I can tell you I have been cursing the darkness as well as lighting a myriad of candles over the past ...
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Dáil resumption in jeopardy as Government and opposition reject speaking row proposals
At one point, the meeting had to be split into the two "mediation" rooms to try and thrash out a deal, with the opposition ...
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Taoiseach 'fully understands' anger and frustration of those left without electricity
"I have already asked for work to be done to accelerate investment in the grid - to future-proof it and make it more resilient," Micheál Martin said.
‘Ireland needs to be more resilient to storms’ as 74,000 remain without power
More than 400 technicians from abroad have arrived in Ireland to help with repairs as the ESB enters a more complex ...
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I know what I’m talking about – Taoiseach Martin says climate change will cause a lot more storms
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has issued a stark warning regarding the future of Ireland's weather patterns, attributing an ...