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ESB Networks are dealing with what they describe as "a large fault" in the Kincasslagh area of Donegal.
There are 108 houses without power in that area according to the ESB.
In the Milford area there are a further 97 houses without power.
In Manorhamilton, Co Leitrim, 44 houses are without power. In Drumcliff, County Sligo 66 houses are listed without power and a further 66 in nearby Aghagad also listed as without power.
This follows last night's high winds.
Last night a number of trees came down in the high winds causing delays and disruptions for motorists, this morning most of these have been cleared with debris from trees and shrubs evident on roadsides.
The Millside Walk is a 2km looped path which is located in the Coillte Forests near Lough Finn Photo: Slí Taobh a Mhuilinn
St Patrick's Purgatory by Lough Derg - Photo: Siobhan McNamara
Donegal has numerous events throughout the year, such as Earagail Arts Festival, Rory Gallagher Festival, Sult, Sea Sessions, Summer Sessions and many more
Application submitted for Laghey properties
Josh with Pep Guardiola at The City Suites ApartHotel, Manchester
Moville couple Martha and John Steele present a cheque for €4,031 to Kathleen Smyth and Gertie Monagle, of the Inishowen Hospice.
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