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Childcare provider 'on notice' after forced closures

The closure of two childcare centres over multiple breaches has left parents scrambling for alternatives as the government insists safety must come first.

AAP

Man died when medical equipment cut out after Storm Eowyn, Dail told

Sinn Fein TD for Mayo Rose Conway-Walsh said she was informed of the death by a constituent.

Evening Standard

‘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 reconnection phase.

Evening Standard

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Technicians from England and France to help restore power in Ireland

More than 100,000 may remain without power by next Friday.

The Independent UK

More than a million homes and businesses without power across island of Ireland

ESB Networks in Ireland and NIE Networks say they expect significant further outages as Storm Eowyn continues to batter parts of the island.

The Independent UK

Storm Éowyn: man killed and 725,000 properties without power in Ireland

Record gusts of 113mph recorded, with ‘unprecedented’ power cuts, fallen trees and 130,000 homes without water

The Guardian - UK

Around 55,000 properties in Ireland without power following Storm Darragh

Almost 400,000 customers were without electricity at the peak of the storm.

Evening Standard

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Could Australia’s outdated voltage standards be taking years off the life of your toaster?

Lowering voltage about 5% could lower emissions and save customers on the national electricity market around $110 a year

The Guardian - AU

Scottish wind farm marks 'significant milestone' as it sends first power to grid

A SCOTTISH wind farm has marked a “significant milestone” as it provided its first power to the national grid ...

The National (Scotland)

ESB Villeneuve D'ascq triumphs over BC Polkowice in Euroleague Women

In a thrilling Euroleague Women's match, ESB Villeneuve D'ascq emerged victorious with a final score of 85-72 against BC Polkowice, showcasing their domina...

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Work under way to fix power cuts and clear damage caused by Storm Debi

A postwoman was taken to hospital after being hit by flying debris in Co Limerick.

The Independent UK

Woman taken to hospital after being hit by Storm Debi debris

There has been coastal flooding in Galway City and nearby Oranmore.

The Independent UK

Power cuts hit 100,000 homes as Storm Debi sweeps across Ireland

Some schools are closed and public transport services are disrupted amid several weather warnings.

The Independent UK

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"These songs aren’t written to be your friend, they're written to protect you": supergroup Empire State Bastard want you to join their riot

Members of Biffy Clyro, Slayer, Oceansize and Bitch Falcon have combined to form rock's most exciting new supergroup

Irish Mirror

Tensions flare as Ireland grapples with refugee accommodation crisis

So as we pass the half-way point of the year, where does the row over refugee accommodation stand? Have we progressed?

Belfast Live

NI's electric vehicle charging network 'lags far behind Republic of Ireland and Great Britain'

With a total of 37,055 charge points in the UK, only 366 or 1% are located in Northern Ireland

Irish Mirror

Facebook undercharged for electricity in Ireland as households feel sting of sky high bills

Only 7% of the electricity usage was recorded at the Meta data centre at Clonee in Co Meath for 18 months

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Irish Mirror

Videos of alleged brawl outside East Wall refugee accommodation centre emerge online

The shocking clips show a vicious melee outside an old ESB building in East Wall being used by the Government to house asylum seekers.

Irish Mirror

ESB profits double to more than €800 million as customers hit with huge price hikes

ESB explained the increase was mainly due to the impact of higher wholesale prices in its generation and trading businesses both in Ireland and the UK

Irish Mirror

Eamon Ryan defends overcharging of households on electricity bills to reduce costs for big businesses

The change to electricity tariffs is estimated to have cost each residential customer around €50 a year

Dublin Live

Irish households entitled to €50 refund after ESB overcharged them for 12 years

Customers were not made aware of the scheme which was made to subsidise big business during the financial crash

Irish Mirror

You could be owed an electricity bill refund from ESB after being overcharged for 12 years

It emerged the move, which residential customers were not made aware of, was put in place as a result of the financial crash to help big businesses

Dublin Live

Overcharged ESB customers will get their money back, regulator vows

ESB Networks did not benefit from the 'administrative error' but big businesses did

Dublin Live

East Wall protesters plan Amiens Street blockade for 'maximum disruption' today

The protesters have now decided to move their traffic blockades from the Port Tunnel to the iconic Five Lamps in Amiens Street - one of the busiest commuter routes in the city centre

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