Electric Ireland

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Electric Ireland’s head of marketing Lisa Browne (left), pictured with Katie Taylor, Paul McGinley and group sponsorship and activation manager Edel McCarthy. Photograph: Anthony Woods
Electric Ireland limbers up for Rio Olympics sponsorship

Electric Ireland’s sponsorship activity for the Rio Olympics will go beyond physical fitness to highlight the “innate mental strength” required to be (...)

ESB headquarters on Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin. Photograph: Cyril Byrne
ESB a business with many arms, extending North and beyond

Changes introduced since 2000 mean the ESB is no longer a State-owned monopoly that generates electricity and supplies it to all households and busine(...)

The mail purporting to come from Electric Ireland seeks both banking details and a scanned copy of an individual’s passport
Electric Ireland warns customers of email scam

Electric Ireland has issued a warning about a scam email circulating that seeks to deceive people into providing personal financial information. The c(...)

Joan Freeman, founder and chief executive of suicide prevention organisation Pieta House House with TV hosts Eoghan Mc Dermott and Sinead Kennedy of RTÉ at the launch Darkness into Light, a 5km walk/run which takes place on Saturday May 10th. Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times
80,000 expected at Darkness into Light event for Pieta House

Up to 80,000 people are expected to take part in this year’s Darkness into Light event on Saturday, May 10th to raise money for and awareness o(...)

Electric Ireland is to freeze its electricity prices - but only until January 1st.
Electric Ireland to freeze prices until January

Hard-pressed consumers were given a reprieve today when Electric Ireland said it would freeze electricity costs for its residential customers until Ja(...)

11-12-2000 Pat Langan newsESB linesmen working on lines near leopardstown, when the company announced their further improvments to ensure the ESB are prepared for the Winter stormes
ESB to pay exchequer €78 million dividend

EOIN BURKE-KENNEDY The ESB generated a potential dividend of €78 million for the exchequer last year on the back of 94 per cent jump in profits(...)

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