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ESB PowerCheck shortly after 10 am this morning
Louth continues to get battered by winds this morning as Storm Éowyn passes over the area, with the ESB PowerCheck site revealing the extent of the outages across Louth and the north east.
The site was down for a time this morning but is currently back up and running, and at present it is displaying outages across the north east, with thousands out of power.
According to Cllr Antóin Watters, "local ESB crews have asked people to ring in outages even if it’s on power check in their area. They will need to capture as much information as possible."
The ESB emergency number is 1800 372 999. You can also access the PowerCheck site here.
The local ESB crews have asked people to ring in outages even if it’s on power check in their area.
— Cllr Antóin Watters (@cllrawatters) January 24, 2025
They will need to capture as much information
as possible .
ESB emergency number is 1800 372 999. Or you can opt in using power check app. pic.twitter.com/DSPBnfRWbz
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