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360 customers were effected
Over 360 ESB customers were left without power in Longford Town.
The power outage was reported in Glebe at 3 pm and was not expected to be restored until 7 pm tonight.
According to Cllr Kevin Hussey in a Facebook post regarding the outage, it was quite serious.
“They have told me it’s a major outage in Longford Town.
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“ESB networks are working on the problem,” he explained.
However, since this statement, the larger fault, which left 330 homes without power has been fixed.
Cllr Hussey posted, “ Should be back now in most places, well done ESB for getting it sorted so fast.”
39 homes in the area are still without power.
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