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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The ESB are currently working to repair a fault in Buncrana
Over 100 ESB customers in Buncrana are experiencing power outages.
The ESB confirmed there has been a loss of supply for 124 customers in Gransha and are working to restore power, which they say they aim to have fixed by 8pm.
"We apologise for the loss of supply," ESB posted. "We are currently working to repair a fault affecting your premises and will restore power as quickly as possible.
"A few people have contacted me about a power outage in Gransha, Buncrana," Cathaoirleach of the Inishowen MD Clllr Jack Murray posted. "It's localised to a small area. ESB are aware of it and working to restore it. They've an estimated restoration time of 8pm but hopefully it'll be earlier."
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