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lights out

mrsmiawallace6 · 2011-08-11 15:42:53

Hi, The lights are out on my street, who would i go to get them turned back on?

11-08-2011 3:42pm

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mrsmiawallace6

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Hi,

The lights are out on my street, who would i go to get them turned back on?

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#2 11-08-2011 4:25pm

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Did Airtricity not take over responsibility of public lighting?

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#3 11-08-2011 5:57pm

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Correct. It is not an issue for ESB Networks. Airtricity bought that business about 18 months ago.

You can report the fault here: http://airtricitysolutions.com/Content.aspx?key=report-fault

or phone 1850 372 772.

They do state that they do not have contracts with all local authorities so you may end up having to contact the council involved.

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