Cardinal Health employees outside the plant last August as details emerged that it planned to cease operations in Tullamore
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Large number of homes in Offaly still without power in the wake of Storm Eowyn
A large number of homes in Offaly remain without power in the wake of Storm Eowyn.
According to the ESB's www.powercheck.ie website, there are 54 separate faults in Offaly affecting thousands of homes and businesses.
The largest remaining faults appear to be in Clara where two listed outages are affecting over 1,500 premises.
None of the faults on powercheck.ie currently have an estimated restore time.
In the wake of Storm Eowyn, over 725,000 homes and businesses across Ireland were without power.
The ESB says it is assessing the damage to the electricity network caused by the recent weather event and will provide updates on the estimated restoration times as soon as crews have evaluated impacted areas
It warns that fallen Electricity Wires are live and dangerous and you should never approach or touch them. Call the emergency service immediately on 1800 372 999 or (+353 21 2382410)
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