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The ESB is reporting several major faults across Tipperary, amid Storm Bram.
According to the ESB power check website, Loughtagalla in Thurles has had an issue since 11:26am this morning, affecting 1,179 people in the area.
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The estimated time of repair for this fault is 12:30pm this afternoon.
40 ESB customers along the Holycross Road have been affected since 11:15am this morning, with repairs not expected to be finished until 1:30pm.
203 customers have been affected in Nenagh, with a fault reported at 11:23am this morning.
These repairs are not expected to be repaired until 1:30pm.
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1,522 have been affected by these cuts in Garranacanty, with a fault reported at 11:34am.
Repairs to this fault are expected to be completed at 12:45pm.
18 customers have been affected by a fault in Callan, which is expected to be repaired at around 1:15pm this afternoon.
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