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Storm Éowyn: More than 6,000 without power in Northern Ireland

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Mr Lindeman said he and his colleagues have enjoyed the hospitality and camaraderie of the local teams.

“It’s been great; I love it, the people, everything; everything is nice.

“The cooperation with NIE is fantastic; everything is top notch.”

Having fixed one fault, he collected more equipment that had been flown in from Finland and then headed out to the next job.

One of the lines being repaired on Friday had been damaged by fallen trees in Florence Court Forest.

More than a dozen engineers and tree cutters from Northern Ireland, Scotland and Finland worked the entire day to reconnect two properties.

The scale of the storm damage means there is plenty of work still to do before supplies are fully restored.


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