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Hundreds of customers are currently without power across Kilkenny as Storm Bram continues to make its way across the country.
In Castlecomer, 106 customers are affected, with an estimated restore time of 10pm.
In Ballyragget, 13 customers are affected, with an immenent estimated restore time.
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In the Callan area, 51 customers are affected, with an estimated restore time of 10pm.
In the Cuffesgrange area, 231 customers are affected, with an estimated restore time of 10pm.
In Graignamanagh, 23 customers are affected, with an immenent estimated restore time.
In Ballyhale, 119 customers are affected, with an estimated restore time of 6.30pm.
In Mount Misery, 13 customers are affected, with an estimated restore time of 6.30pm.
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ESB Networks crews and partner contractors have been deployed to assess the damage, make the network safe and restore electricity supply in challenging conditions.
They will update estimated restoration times as soon as we have assessed the network damage, and these will be available to view on www.PowerCheck.ie.
If you come across fallen wires or damaged electricity network, never, ever touch or approach these as they are LIVE and extremely dangerous. Please report any damage to electricity infrastructure by calling 1800 372 999.
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