Storm Austen: Thousands without power and commuters facing major disruption ↗
Front page leadStorm Austen has left thousands of homes, farms, and businesses without electricity, with Cork County Council crews leading the clean-up operation.
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The Irish Examiner front page features a lead story on Storm Austen causing power outages and disruptions in Ireland. Other prominent domestic news includes the Health Minister's comments on hospital conditions, the economy's reliance on Britain for energy, and a story about Irish artists…
Storm Austen has left thousands of homes, farms, and businesses without electricity, with Cork County Council crews leading the clean-up operation.
A health minister has criticized the reality at CUH, stating that some hospitals have not shown improvement.
Ireland's energy sector is once again dependent on Britain for its power supply.
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