Hundreds of homes in the Midlands lost power on Friday night.
2,500 thousand ESB customers spent another night without power.
Crews will be back out on the roads from first light this morning, repairing damage caused by Storm Amy.
Strong, near gale-force winds left hundreds of homes without power in the Midlands on Friday but those faults have since been repaired.
Donegal remains the worst-affected - eight Community Support Centres have been set up in the county to provide basic essential services to those without power.
The National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Management says every effort is being made to fully restore power and water to all affected areas in the shortest possible timeframe.
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