A review into the State's response to Storm Éowyn is due to be submitted to the Government in the coming months.
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Irish Independent on MSNSpending in hardware stores up 8pc last month after Storm Éowyn with counties spending the most revealedThe AIB Spend Trend has revealed that after Storm Éowyn, spending in hardware stores was up 8pc in February month-on-month, ...
The extratropical windstorm “Éowyn”, also known as “Gilles”, that struck the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and the ...
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Belfast Live on MSNCustomers who applied for Storm Eowyn compensation ‘could face charges’, Stormont committee hearsOne MLA said people had been "falsely" led to believe they would get compensation following the storm in January ...
The Engineers Ireland report shows that 30 per cent of the profession’s members believe the State’s infrastructure is poor or ...
A disabled NI woman left without power for almost a week during Storm Éowyn has said the Executive Office’s silence on a failed compensation agreement “makes it look like they don’t care”.
There are “no routes” for Northern Ireland Electricity Networks to make compensation payments to customers who lost power ...
A decision by NIE not to compensate customers left with power following a major storm earlier this year is “absolutely ...
Perils has pegged the insured loss estimate for Windstorm Éowyn, which struck the UK in January, at EUR619mn ($671.28mn).
The meeting will be told that there are a number of large gas users in the State that would be particularly at risk.
Zurich-domiciled catastrophe insurance data provider, PERILS, has placed its initial industry loss estimate for extratropical ...
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