Around 68,000 without power as Storm Jocelyn to bring more disruption

 ESB crews working on broken power lines on the Ballinlough Road, Cork as Storm Isha hits the south of the country. Picture Dan Linehan

ESB crews working on broken power lines on the Ballinlough Road, Cork as Storm Isha hits the south of the country. Picture Dan Linehan

Around 68,000 homes, farms and businesses remain without power on Monday evening as parts of the country continue the cleanup from Storm Isha and prepare for the arrival of Storm Jocelyn.

The storm brought high winds overnight with Clew Bay recording the strongest gust at 150km/h.

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