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# Electricity

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More than 1,000 customers had their electricity or gas cut off in June
Power restored to almost 3,200 affected by electricity fault in Dublin
An Taisce loses legal challenge to British nuclear power station
6 things you should really stop putting off
Laois group raises €40k for wind farm resistance
Eirgrid identifying underground cable route from Cork to Kildare
1 in 5 households are behind in their electricity bills
ESB halt works to save tourist's holiday at Galway guest house
Eirgrid to examine putting electrical wires underground
More than 1500 properties had their electricity or gas cut off in April
From July, Bord Gáis will no longer have to apply to set their own prices
Here's how many homes had their gas and electricity disconnected last year
Engage with your energy supplier and you won't be cut off
Controversial Poolbeg plan gets green light from EU
More households borrowing money to pay "increasingly unaffordable" energy bills
Column: Here's where we can make cuts – and savings! – that won’t hurt services, jobs or salaries
New website holds microscope to "industry-driven" wind energy production in Ireland
Over 15,000 gas and electricity customers were cut-off for not paying in 2013
Thousands left without power after lightning hits
There is a low-cost alternative to Grid25 pylon project, finds new report
"Social responsibility" reminder for Electric Ireland after street lights blackout
Paul O'Connell's Pinergy ads banned for being "misleading"
These five graphs dig into the figures behind wind energy in Ireland
Good news: All electricity faults to be cleared by tomorrow
Eirgrid plan could destabilise Ireland's electrical network says new report
ESB workers witness "extremely dangerous" incidents following storm damage
19,000 homes still without power after last week's storm
Glendalough hotel offers shelter from the storm... plus tea and coffee
Renewable energy met 42% of our electricity demand on one day last year
ESB union chief quits but takes aim at the media on his way out
Rabbitte wants to reassure you about this part of the pylon study
Homes within 50m of Eirgrid pylons will be considered for compensation
Could controversial power lines go underground? The government wants to find out
Did you switch your energy provider last year? More than 300,000 did
48 hours with no technology or electricity, could you hack it?
Eirgrid says it will still accept pylon submissions, despite passing of deadline
Column: The people should have a say in planning Ireland's energy grid
Engineers say EirGrid project will be 'key to economic prosperity'