Her bill for 73 days supply is almost €10,000.
A midlands coffee shop has received an electricity bill of almost €10,000.
Poppy Fields Cafe in Athlone is being charged €9,836.92 for 73 days of supply - from June 8th until August 19th.
Owner Geraldine Dolan says for the same period last year cost €34 per day but that has now increased to €123.
She says the massive bill came as a shock:
I got this electricity bill today, how in the name of God is this possible, we're a small coffee shop in westmeath pic.twitter.com/uz5J8BePhB
— poppyfields cafe.🇺🇦 (@DolanGeraldine) August 29, 2022
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