Almost 400,000 customers were without electricity at the peak of the storm
Some 55,000 homes, farms and businesses remain without power on Sunday evening following Storm Darragh.
. ESB Networks said at 5pm on Sunday that approximately 55,000 properties remained without power.READ MORE: Gardaí struggling to identify Kerry crash victim due to horrific injuries They said all ESB Networks crews and partner contractors would continue working into Sunday night to safely restore power to as many customers as possible in challenging conditions, adding that crews from French counterparts, Enedis, would arrive on Monday to assist with power restoration in the worst-impacted areas.
They urged the public to stay safe, and to stay clear of fallen electricity wires, and report any damage to the network by calling 1800 372 999.
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