With #StormÉowyn on the way nidirect has all the important information and emergency numbers you need if there is disruption - nidirect.gov.uk/winds ✈️For delayed or cancelled flights - bit.ly/airtravel24 ⛴️For delayed or cancelled ferries - bit.ly/ferrytravel24

Good morning on this atrocious day ⛈️ Ryan & Michael here to help if you need us from 0800-2300 Latest details on known issues will be posted here 👉 orlo.uk/uN9nM For anything that's not already listed, please get in touch #StormEowyn #StaySafe 📷 Kez Mitch

Fallen tree or other obstruction on a road in Northern Ireland? You can report it online: nidirect.gov.uk/report-obstruc… #StormÉowyn Department for Infrastructure Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service Police Service NI Belfast City Council Derry Strabane Cncl Trafficwatch NI

⚠️ No Water ⚠️ We're aware of customers losing supply in the following areas: BT5, BT25, BT28, BT35, BT39, BT42 & BT67 Further details are available at orlo.uk/6jtY7 We will dispatch repair crews to these areas as soon as it safe to do so - thanks for your patience

⛈️Storm Éowyn demonstrates the impacts of Climate Change 🗣“While the influence of climate change on strong storm winds is less clear, autumn and winter rainfall has become much heavier, bringing more damaging and sometimes deadly floods to urban and agricultural areas,” said

Storm Éowyn update 🚨 Approximately 240,000 customers are currently without power & we anticipate this number will continue to rise. ⚠️Please stay well clear of fallen powerlines or damaged poles and report any damage to the electricity network to us immediately on 03457 643 643

#StormÉowyn update⚠️ NIE Networks have advised the public to stay well clear of any damaged electricity equipment as Storm Éowyn continues to cause significant damage to the electricity network👇

Although the red warning has been lifted, severe weather alerts remain in place across Northern Ireland. Conditions are dangerous with overhead powerlines caught in fallen trees in many areas. Stay safe & stay clear. Report any damage to our helpline: 03457 643 643

For all the latest advice and support following #StormÉowyn visit nidirect ➡️nidirect.gov.uk/news/strong-wi…

New projections from NISRA suggest that by 2027 the Northern Ireland population will have more pensioners than children, the working age population will start falling from 2028 & annual deaths will outstrip births by 2031. The population will peak in 2033 then start to decline.

25,000 customers remain without electricity across Northern Ireland this morning. We continue to work to restore power to all those still affected. Over 1400 staff are escalated, additional staff from other agencies and further resources arriving today to support the repairs.

📢 Our monthly newsletter for January has just been published! Top stories include: 🔸Storm Éowyn: The Impacts of the Storm of the Decade 🔸2024 first year to pass 1.5C global warming limit 🔸​​CCRA4 Call for Evidence 📨 Subscribe to future newsletters here:

Scam Alert!⚠ We’ve had reports of fake texts and emails from people posing as NIE Networks staff urging customers to make compensation claims. We are not sending these - do not click links or share details. Block & report. Stay Safe! Police Service NI

Community Assistance Centres are still open for those impacted by Storm Éowyn. You can charge phones, access wi-fi, shower and keep warm. NIE reps will be at a number of these venues. Further information here: nienetworks.co.uk/news/article/2…

If you, or someone you know, relies on electricity for healthcare needs, you can join NIE Networks's Medical Customer Care Register to get extra support during a power cut. Being on the register means you will receive up to date information by phone during a power cut or a

Thoroughly enjoying IoD Northern Ireland #wlc2025

We want to make sure our proposals for the year ahead are what matters most to you as a consumer in #NorthernIreland Our consultation for our draft 2025 - 2026 Forward Work programme is open. Let us hear your views and help shape the work we do ➡️ bit.ly/FWP_2025_2026

Today, our Director of Strategy and Emerging Markets, Anne-Marie Murphy, shared insights into the lived experiences of NI consumers with the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee covering parcel movements, GB retailers not delivering to NI, food shopping experiences and the advocacy work we undertake to

NIFC members at the launch of our latest report: Sustainability Report 2025: special focus – Water. It is available to download on our website: