Emergency Contacts & Storm Safety Advice
Some important numbers, and safety advice that you may need during a storm.

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Emergency Services Information
In case of emergency, please contact the relevant services below:
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Gardaí, Fire, Ambulance, and Coast Guard
Call 112 or Call 999
Available 24/7 for all emergencies -
ESB Networks
Call: 1800 372 999 or Call: 021 238 2410
Have your MPRN ready when calling. -
Gas Networks Ireland
Call: 1800 20 50 50
Have your GPRN ready when calling. -
Irish Water
Call: 1800 278 278 or Call: 01 707 2828 -
Cork City Council Emergency
Call: 021 496 6512
Directions to Cork City Council -
Cork County Council Emergency
Call: 021 480 0048
Directions to Cork County Council -
AA Breakdown Assistance
Call: 01 649 7460 -
National Poisons Information Centre
Call: 01 809 2566 -
South Doc
Call: 0818 355 999 -
Cork University Hospital
Call: 021 492 2000
Directions to Cork University Hospital -
Cork University Maternity Hospital
Call: 021 492 0500
Directions to Cork University Maternity Hospital -
Cork Dental School & Hospital
Call: 021 490 1100
Directions to Cork Dental School & Hospital -
Mercy University Hospital
Call: 021 427 1971
Directions to Mercy University Hospital -
Mercy Urgent Care Centre
Call: 021 492 6900
Directions to Mercy Urgent Care Centre -
South Infirmary Hospital
Call: 021 492 6100
Directions to South Infirmary Hospital -
Bon Secours Hospital
Call: 021 454 2807
Directions to Bon Secours Hospital -
Mater Private
Call: 021 601 3200
Directions to Mater Private -
Marymount Hospice
Call: 021 486 9100
Directions to Marymount Hospice -
St Finbarrs Hospital
Call: 021 496 6555
Directions to St Finbarrs Hospital -
Bantry General Hospital
Call: 027 50 133
Directions to Bantry General Hospital -
Mallow General Hospital
Call: 022 30 300
Directions to Mallow General Hospital -
Cork Safety Alerts - Incident Report Line
Call: 1800 938 106
Agents available Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm. Voicemail available on weekends and after hours.
The above list is not exhaustive, and if you're in doubt - dial 999/112 for the Emergency Services.
Here's some tips to help you stay safe during a storm:
- Ensure garden furniture is secured, or tied down. Trampolines included!
- Waste bins are secured, and in a safe place.
- Ensure pets are taken inside (yes, this includes goats!)
- Ensure devices such as phones, laptops and tablets are charged in advance.
- Close and fasten any windows, and doors.
- Stay away from any coastal areas, and beaches.
- Take heed, and listen to all warnings issued by Met Éireann and local authorities.
- If you do need to drive, take extra care on the roads and expect falling/fallen debris. Keep a safe distance from the car in front of you.
- Should you come across downed power cables, stay clear and do not touch them. It's also important to not touch any item that's come in contact with them - such as another vehicle. Report the issue to ESB Networks: 1800 372 999.
- Check ESB Networks Powercheck for details on power outages. If you experience a power outage, contact ESB Networks on 1800 372 999 and have your MPRN ready.
- Check on any vulnerable neighbours, or elderly people living in your vicinity.
It may also be useful to prepare a 'Storm Kit,' just in case:
- Torch
- Power Bank / Battery Pack
- First Aid Kit
- Bottled Water
- Medication