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Power outages were affecting areas in Carlow
Power has been restored in Carlow after Storm Callum hit Ireland on Thursday night with gusts of over 100km/h recorded in the Dolmen County.
Motorists are advised to drive carefully after there were reports of trees down and debris on Carlow roads.
Carlow/Kilkenny Gardai said: "Please exercise caution on roads. There are a lot of leaves and small branches displaced and scattered across roads.
"These would effect your ability to brake so reduce your speed. Allow extra time for your journey."
Mr Varadkar said he agrees the disconnections should be banned for prepay metres throughout the winter
The Tánaiste has said low interest rates had contributed to house price inflation in recent years
The Carlow native targeted a return to his childhood club Tullow but was denied the request due to a rule disallowing recent internationals from playing junior rugby.
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Minister Coveney also announced an increase in the daily ration rate of 52% to reflect present day inflation prices.
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