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Political Scrutiny on Essential Service Disruptions Due to Fallen Trees in Leitrim

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 5
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What happened

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Fallen trees are causing disruptions to essential services, including electricity, water, and broadband, in various areas of Leitrim. These service issues are attributed to fallen trees, electricity poles, and cables. A Fianna Fáil councillor has called on ESB Networks and forestry companies, including Coillte, to provide updates on their preparations for the autumn and winter storm season.

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Why it matters

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The councillor is seeking assurances regarding the preventative work being undertaken to reduce the risk of infrastructure failures. This inquiry focuses on the measures in place to mitigate service disruptions caused by trees and other infrastructure ahead of the challenging autumn and winter period.

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Who's involved

  • ESB NetworksState-owned operator of the electricity distribution system in Leitrim
  • CoillteIrish state forestry company involved in operations that can affect service lines
  • Fianna FáilPolitical party whose members are involved in questioning essential service preparations

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