Close to 20,000 homes and businesses in the Shannonside region remain without power this morning.
It's after the devastation caused by Storm Darragh yesterday morning.
ESB crews are working to restore electricity to homes throughout Longford, Leitrim and Roscommon.
But it's warning significant numbers will be without electricity for several days - and some for around a week.
Castlerea councillor Paschal Fitzmaurice says he hopes, for many, power will be restored much quicker.
Local authorities are also working to remove fallen trees from roads.
Roscommon senator Eugene Murphy says the storm caused significant damage.
Over 2,300 homes and businesses are still without power in Co Longford, with the ESB hoping to restore power 7 o’clock this evening.
They are:
Ballinamuck – 124
Drumlish – 141
Newtownforbes – 74
Longford town – 164
Edgeworthstown – 50
Killahsee – 27
Lanesboro – 1,680
Moydow – 27
Ballymahon – 15
Over 8,300 homes and businesses in Co Leitrim are still without electricity, with the ESB hoping to restore power to these premises by 7pm.
They are:
Rossinver – 264
Manorhamilton – 278
Dromahair – 496
Killargue – 12
Drumkeeran – 47
Dowra – 769
Drumshanbo – 442
Keshcarrigan – 672
Ballinamore – 1,016
Newtowngore – 20
Carrigallen – 271
Aughavas – 21
Mohill – 1,369
Leitrim village – 188
Carrick-on-Shannon – 2,461
Over 6,000 homes and businesses in Co. Roscommon are still without electricity, with the ESB hoping to restore power to these premises by 5pm.
They are:
Roscommon - 459
Aghamore - 104
Boyle - 3,296
Castlerea - 420
Roosky - 60
Ballaghaderreen - 168
Creagh - 207
Athlone - 360
Arigna - 1,526
895 ESB customers are affected by a planned service interruption in Arigna due to improvement works which will continue until 12th December.
