Rural Life
ESB Networks is set to conduct a second inspection of electricity powerlines by helicopter on Friday (December 12).
Although Storm Claudia has now passed over Ireland, authorities have warned that further flooding is possible in Leinster and Munster.
Forestry
There is a "lot of concern" among farm foresters around proposed new legislation for forestry...
Weather conditions associated with Met Éireann's Status Red, Orange and Yellow warnings have led...
ESB Networks is advising customers to prepare now for a loss of power in the event that Storm Amy...
The ESB has confirmed that approximately 200 customers remain impacted by power outages this morning, August 5, 2025, due to Storm Floris.
The ESB has confirmed that around 10,000 homes, farms and businesses have been left without power due to Storm Floris.
Agri-Business
Agriland Media Group is delighted to announce a continued collaboration with ESB Networks on the launch of the ‘Summer Safety Series’
Agriland Media Group is delighted to collaborate with ESB Networks to bring you the ESB Networks Spring Safety Series
Now is a good time to carry out maintenance to ensure electricity safety on our farms over the spring and coming months.
Agriland Media Group is delighted to announce a continued collaboration with ESB...
Under 700 homes, farms and businesses will remain without power overnight as ESB Networks nears completion of restoration work.
The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers' Association (ICMSA) has said that it is "time for a reality check on the maintenance of rural power lines".
The government has said that forestry corridors to protect overhead lines will be created in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn.
ESB Networks has confirmed that around 13,000 homes, farms, and businesses remain without power following Storm Éowyn.
The National Emergency Co-ordination Group met to coordinate efforts to restore power, and other services following Storm Éowyn.
Thousands of homes, farms and businesses in areas worst impacted by Storm Éowyn remain without power or water tonight.
The ESB has reiterated a safety warning after being made aware of several incidents in which members of the public approaching fallen lines.
ESB Networks has said that, on day five of power restoration efforts, 168,000 homes, farms and businesses are awaiting supply.
Farmers are being advised to be "extra vigilant and take precautions" during Storm Éowyn, particularly when working alone.
Teagasc has confirmed that due to ongoing cold snap across the country more CalfCare 2025 events have now been rescheduled.
Farmers are continuing to help those who have been cut off by heavy snow in rural parts of the country during the ongoing cold snap.
Farmers in Kerry have been helping the HSE to deliver essential healthcare supplies to people during the current cold snap.
