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Storm Bram continues to wreak havoc throughout Tipperary.
The ESB has continued to report several major faults across Tipperary, amid the storm.
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A fault has been reported in Boherlahan, affecting 88 customers.
It is expected to be repaired by 7:45pm this evening.
308 customers in the Clonoulty area are affected by cuts, with 7:45pm the expected repair time.
40 ESB customers along the Holycross Road have been affected since 11:15am this morning, with repairs now not expected to be finished until 7:45pm this evening.
240 customers in the Upperchurch area have been affected by power issued since 12:10pm this afternoon, with the issue not expected to be resolved until 7:45pm.
103 customers in Ardgeeha can expect to be with power issues until 10pm tonight also.
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Several customers in the Cahir area have also fallen victim to the faults, which the ESB says they iexpect to have repaired by 10pm tonight.
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