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𝟲𝗽𝗺 𝘂𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲 ⚡ Down to 37,000 without connection 👷‍♂️ 1400 engineers and workers out today, NIE Networks supplemented by a significant number of workers from GB and beyond 💦 230 without water by this afternoon and all were to be on by 5pm, this is supported by generators 🌳...

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Rachel Clarke1 year ago

@NIElectricity have been nothing short of incredible in very difficult circumstances 👏

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SecBriefs | Making Cybersecurity Simple1 year ago

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Gerda1 year ago

Me me and me ...

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Emma Little-Pengelly BL1 year ago

Just an update.

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Sean H1 year ago

Why can’t you say from Ireland too ffs. Your bigotry will be your downfall

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DL ❤️🤍💙 ☘️1 year ago

Unelected First minister and politician 🙈

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Kerrie Fletcher1 year ago

Thank you. Lots of lessons from this storm please encourage outreach to both public & all responding/recovery teams. #AAR should be mandatory for all government departments, ALBs, utilities aso. to ensure we are ready to manage impacts of future severe weather events with pace

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James1 year ago

Thanks to all the foreign workers who came from Britain and beyond.

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WHISKEnnY 🥃1 year ago

Get onto Fibrus broadband next

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andie1 year ago

the executive has failed miserably i know ppl shivering in their houses

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KJgel1 year ago

In all of this Little selfish propagandising at the expensive of people struggling, you can’t leave your bigotry at the back door even in these circumstances. Additional European support !!!!!fellow Irish Linesmen For god sake, NIE is owned By ESB so co Irish workers. Grow up 😡

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