Power Outages in Co. Dublin Today
Dublin has experienced power cuts on 02 February 2026. In total, 2 power cuts have been registered on Selectra. In total, 11 power cuts have been registered for Dublin in February 2026 on Selectra. Have you experienced a power cut? Let us know on this page and find out what you need to do when your electricity goes out.
Power Outages in Dublin in February 2026
In the table and map below, you will find all the power outages in Dublin that have been registered through Selectra on February 2026.
Reported Power Outages February 2026 in Dublin
| Time |
Address |
| 06/02/2026 15:45 |
78 Lanesborough Mews, Dublin |
| 06/02/2026 01:02 |
A91 XT71, Dublin |
| 05/02/2026 12:15 |
Strandmill Park Portmarnock, Dublin |
| 05/02/2026 12:12 |
21 lambay view, Rush |
| 05/02/2026 12:04 |
Wheatfield road, Dublin 22, Dublin |
| 04/02/2026 16:33 |
29 Vernon Grove Clontarf, Dublin |
| 04/02/2026 06:13 |
72 south circular road, Dublin |
| 03/02/2026 16:40 |
154 le fanu road ballyfermot Dublin 10, Dublin |
| 03/02/2026 14:16 |
64 Biscayne, Malahide, Co Dublin, Mullach Íde |
| 02/02/2026 21:40 |
K67FW13, Swords |
| 02/02/2026 16:06 |
42 st johns court, Clondalkin |
| 29/01/2026 20:34 |
Tyrellstown, Dublin |
| 29/01/2026 20:02 |
D15 YYO5, Dublin |
| 29/01/2026 19:41 |
8 linnethfoelds square, castleheney Dublin 15, Dublin |
| 29/01/2026 19:34 |
Springlawn Blanchardstown, Dublin |
| 29/01/2026 19:24 |
Tyrellestown, Dublin |
| 29/01/2026 19:23 |
Blanchardstown, Dublin |
| 29/01/2026 00:07 |
Lucan road Chapelizod, Dublin |
| 28/01/2026 23:42 |
d20at02, Palmerston |
| 28/01/2026 23:41 |
Chapelizod, Dublin |
| 28/01/2026 16:17 |
Glenageary, Dublin |
| 27/01/2026 21:51 |
14 Grange Park, Rathfarnham, Dublin |
| 27/01/2026 18:24 |
62 cairnbrook avenues carrickmines d18, Dublin |
| 27/01/2026 17:17 |
509 Lucan Road Chapelizod, Dublin |
| 27/01/2026 17:05 |
19 riversdale avenue Dublin 20 D20xv57, Dublin |
| 27/01/2026 16:01 |
D15hk29, Dublin |
| 27/01/2026 08:29 |
Aparto Dorset point, Dublin |
| 27/01/2026 07:58 |
D07 EY83, Dublin |
| 27/01/2026 07:47 |
Apt.3 54/55 Mary Street, Dublin |
| 27/01/2026 05:13 |
50c Croftwood Green, Dublin |
Last updated on: 06/02/2026 15:34
Why Has There Been a Power Outage?
A power outage occurs when the electricity supply to homes and businesses is either partially or completely interrupted.
Generally, these outages fall into two main categories: planned and unplanned.
Each type has distinct causes, and understanding them can help you gauge how long it might take for your power to be restored:
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Planned Outages
A planned power outage typically involves a scheduled disconnection of the electricity supply by the utility company to perform essential grid maintenance. You'll usually receive advance notice, allowing you to make necessary preparations while the power is off.
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Unplanned Outages
Unplanned power outages are sudden and unexpected, often resulting from damage to the power lines. These can last considerably longer than planned cuts and are frequently triggered by severe weather events such as heavy snowfall, flooding, or storms.
If there's no obvious cause for your power outage, such as extreme weather, follow these steps to investigate:
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Check with Your Neighbors
Even if your home is without power, you can often text or knock on your neighbors' doors to see if they're experiencing the same issue.
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Inspect Your Fuse Box
If you can't reach your neighbors, and it appears other homes in the vicinity still have power, examine your fuse box to ensure your trip switch is in the 'on' position or to see if a specific appliance has blown a fuse.
In case of a power outage in Dublin, you have to contact ESB Networks, the electricity distributor. You can contact them at: 1800 372 999 or +353 21 238 2410.
It is important to have your MPRN number, the name or phone number associated with your account, and your Eircode, so the customer service of ESB Networks is able to help you faster.
Be Careful of the Call-Out Fee! You may be liable for a callout fee of up to €136 if the issue ends up being your appliances or your fuse box, and not an ESB-related issue. Make absolutely sure that all your appliances are working perfectly before reporting an issue to ESB networks!
How Can I Find Out More About Planned Outages In Dublin?
At times, ESB Networks need to work on the electricity network and for safety, will decide to interrupt the electricity supply to your home.
You can visit the ESB Networks website for more information regarding the planned outages. In case you have more questions, you can con
tact their customer service at: 1800 372 757 or 021 2386 555.
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Not Sure What To Do During a Power Outage?
Our power outage article contains lots of useful information and tips to help you manage when the lights go out!
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Not Sure What To Do During a Power Outage?
Our power outage article contains lots of useful information and tips to help you manage when the lights go out!
Report a Power Outage in Dublin
Visit one of our city pages for more information about power outages in that city and to report a power cut for that city.
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Cormac is Selectra.ie's energy expert along with being the chief content and editorial manager for the website. His aim is to help find the best deal for you and your home energy needs so that you save money on your annual bills. His knowledge and experience of the Irish energy market allows him to offer the best advice and insight into current prices, emerging trends and overall energy saving tips.