Microsoft 365 are investigating an 'issue impacting users attempting to access Exchange Online or functionality within Microsoft Teams calendar'
Microsoft 365 has gone down as hundreds of users are reporting issues with the software as they "investigate access issues".
"While we continue to work on mitigating the issue, we've added a comprehensive list of impacted services and scenarios to the more info section. For more information, please refer to MO941162 in the admin center."READ MORE: Ireland Weather: Met Eireann signals huge temperature shift as Storm Bert makes way for big freeze
One said: "It's other services too such as Universal Print and not just Exchange online, Outlook on desktop is playing up." Another replied: "Having issues with Hotmail and OneDrive this morning."
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