A review into the State's response to Storm Éowyn is due to be submitted to the Government in the coming months.

Caoimhe Archibald said options were explored but under the current regulatory framework, none of those were viable.

There will be no compensation for customers in Northern Ireland affected by power outages following Storm Éowyn.

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Eighteen thousand people in Northern Ireland who applied for compensation after losing power during Storm Eowyn could end up ...

The extratropical windstorm “Éowyn”, also known as “Gilles”, that struck the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and the ...

Zurich-domiciled catastrophe insurance data provider, PERILS, has placed its initial industry loss estimate for extratropical ...

There will be no compensation for customers in Northern Ireland affected by power outages following Storm Éowyn.

The ICMSA has said it expects "very significant take-up" among farmers for new supports for dealing with storm damaged roofs.

Perils has pegged the insured loss estimate for Windstorm Éowyn, which struck the UK in January, at EUR619mn ($671.28mn).