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Power Outages in Westmeath Today: Live ESB Map

Written by John RooneySolar Energy EditorUpdated 26 October 2026

ESB Networks is currently reporting 1 power outage in Co. Westmeath, affecting about 80 customers. The map and list below show every fault and planned outage ESB Networks is publishing for Westmeath, with the estimated time power will be back. To report a new power cut or a fallen line, ring ESB Networks on 1800 372 999.

Over the last 90 days we recorded 172 outages in Westmeath, and the typical unplanned fault was fixed in 1 hour 34 minutes. The areas hit most often were Ballinderry, Delvin, Newbrook.

Live ESB power outage map for Westmeath

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Areas of Westmeath affected by power outages right now

ESB Networks is reporting 1 active power outage in Co. Westmeath as of Mon 11:54, affecting about 80 customers. That is 1 unplanned fault and 0 planned interruptions. The largest affected area is Moate.

Areas affected by ESB Networks outages in Co. Westmeath, largest first
AreaCountyTypeCustomersStartedEstimated restore
MoateWestmeathFault80Mon 09:37Mon 13:00

PowerCheck only lists outages affecting more than 10 properties. If your power is out and nothing shows near you, check your fuseboard for a tripped switch first, then ring 1800 372 999. For the whole country, see the national ESB power outage map.

Recent power cuts in Westmeath

ESB removes an outage from PowerCheck a few hours after power is restored. These are the latest outages we logged in Westmeath, including ones that have already cleared.

AreaTypeCustomersStartedPower back
MoateFault8026 Oct, 09:37Ongoing
NewbrookFault55525 Oct, 11:3325 Oct, 11:39
MullingarFault11825 Oct, 09:3225 Oct, 10:46
MullingarFault11825 Oct, 09:0725 Oct, 09:10
NewbrookFault3125 Oct, 01:2125 Oct, 13:44
MullingarFault6824 Oct, 23:5625 Oct, 07:49
BushfieldFault1924 Oct, 22:4725 Oct, 11:37
MullingarFault4524 Oct, 19:0525 Oct, 09:07
MullingarFault11324 Oct, 19:0524 Oct, 20:38
MullingarFault11324 Oct, 17:2524 Oct, 18:36
MullingarFault11324 Oct, 15:4424 Oct, 16:29
AthloneFault1,39023 Oct, 17:5123 Oct, 18:18
AthloneFault13623 Oct, 03:4523 Oct, 05:53
AthloneFault25023 Oct, 03:4523 Oct, 04:59
AthloneFault10423 Oct, 03:4523 Oct, 06:08

Power outages in Westmeath

ESB Networks removes each outage from its live map once power is back, so no official record is kept. We log the feed continuously. Since 2 August 2026, Westmeath has had 172 recorded outages affecting about 37,492 customer connections. Homes with battery storage keep essentials running through a cut.

Outages recorded
172
82 faults, 90 planned
Customers affected
37,492
total across all outages
Median fault duration
1 h 34 min
from 81 timed faults
Areas of Westmeath with the most recorded outages
AreaOutagesCustomers affected
Ballinderry388,723
Delvin244,632
Newbrook203,870
Moate181,728
Mullingar176,382
Bushfield162,235
Clara11330
Athlone92,962
Loughanalla4182
Edenderry45,792
Garrycastle3233
Ballymahon241

Area names are ESB Networks' own network labels, not town boundaries. See the national ESB outage map and outage history, or read about battery storage with outage backup.

How to report a power cut in Westmeath

  1. Check your fuseboard. If neighbours still have power, a tripped RCD or main switch in your own home is the most likely cause.
  2. Check the map above or enter your Eircode on PowerCheck. If your area is listed, ESB already knows and the estimated restore time is shown.
  3. Ring ESB Networks on 1800 372 999 if nothing is listed. The line is free and open 24/7. Your electricity supplier cannot fix outages.
  4. Fallen line? Stay at least 20 metres away and ring 1800 372 999 straight away. Ring 999 if there is a fire risk.

More detail on restoration times, damage claims and vulnerable customer registration is in our full ESB power outage guide.

Keeping the power on in Westmeath during an outage

Standard solar panels switch off when the grid goes down. A battery with a backup (EPS) function keeps lights, fridge, Wi-Fi and heating controls running through a power cut, then tops itself up from the panels. See how it works in our battery storage guide, or compare solar panel installers in Westmeath.

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Power outages in Westmeath: FAQ

Is there a power outage in Westmeath today?

The live map on this page shows every outage ESB Networks is currently reporting in Co. Westmeath, refreshed every two minutes. You can also enter your Eircode on PowerCheck (powercheck.esbnetworks.ie). If nothing is listed but your power is out, check your fuseboard, then ring ESB Networks on 1800 372 999.

Who do I call about a power cut in Westmeath?

Ring ESB Networks on 1800 372 999, free and open 24 hours a day. ESB Networks runs the electricity network for every home in Westmeath, whichever supplier you pay. Your supplier (Electric Ireland, Bord Gáis, SSE Airtricity and so on) handles bills, not outages.

How long do power cuts last in Westmeath?

Over the last 90 days, the median unplanned fault in Westmeath was fixed in 1 hour 34 minutes, across 81 faults we timed. Planned works usually run 4 to 6 hours and are announced in advance. Storm damage can take a day or more.

Which areas of Westmeath have the most power outages?

In the last 90 days, the ESB network areas in Westmeath with the most recorded outages were Ballinderry, Delvin, Newbrook. These are ESB's own network labels, which do not always match town names.

Do solar panels work during a power cut in Westmeath?

Not on their own. Grid-tied solar panels shut off automatically when the grid fails, to protect ESB engineers working on the lines. To keep power during an outage you need a battery with a backup (EPS) function and a hybrid inverter that can isolate your home from the grid.

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John Rooney• Solar Energy Editor

John Rooney is the editor of Solar Info and has been covering the Irish solar energy market since 2023. He fact-checks all content against official SEAI data and maintains relationships with SEAI-registered installers across Ireland.

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