Some of those affected by Storm Darragh could be without power 'for a number of days'

Bosses at NIE Networks say it could take 'a number of days' to restore all those still without power as a result of Storm Darragh.

Community assistance centres are reopening this morning to support those still disconnected.

Engineers have been working to restore supplies - at it's height over 90,000 homes were affected by power cuts.

Train lines have reopened after gusts of up to 70mph hit the country.

Community Assistance Centres are set to reopen to help those still affected.

South Lake leisure centre in Craigavon, Lagan Valley Leisureplex in Lisburn, Blair Mayne in Newtownards, Seven Towers in Ballymena, Cookstown leisure centre, Kilkeel leisure centre and Fermanagh Lakeland Forum will open from 2pm to 4pm offering warm drinks as well as charging and changing facilities.

Additionally, Coleraine leisure centre will open from noon until 3pm and the Red Cross will be working with NIE Networks to provide support at Draperstown Centra, Islandmagee Spar and Newtownstewart Spar from 2pm - 4pm.

NIE Networks is also reminding the public to stay clear of any damaged electricity equipment, keep children and animals away and to report any incidents of damage immediately to the NIE Networks customer helpline on 03457 643 643.