Delivery firm DPD says connection issues affecting its website have now been resolved.
In a statement posted on its Irish X account in the last few minutes, the firm has thanked customers for their patience.As a reminder, Google said earlier it is "seeing the recovery" of its cloud services.
But it says users in this region may "experience elevated errors and intermittent network issues".More details will be provided in another update at 15:00 BST (14:00 GMT), Google says.
In a fresh update, Google says the issue has been "mitigated for most of the customers" affected. But the issue is currently still affecting "a very small number of customers", it says.
The company adds that its engineering team is working to resolve the issue, and it will publish an analysis of the incident once it has completed an internal investigation.
Google says it is seeing the "recovery of services for most workloads in europe-west2", the area affected by the outage, the infrastructure for which is based in London
But the company adds that users may "experience elevated errors and intermittent network issues"
Services like the Forest e-bike hire company and Emma, the UK-based budgeting app, say they are now back up and running as normal
Other services, including banks like HSBC, Lloyds and online bank Revolut, and the court service video platform CVP, reported disruption earlier
We're expecting another Google update momentarily
The full extent of the impact - the website Downdetector, which collates reported issues with web programmes, showed an uptick in issues on Tuesday morning. Google said earlier there were "multiple services" affected
How long it will take individual businesses to be fully up and running again as normal. As we say above, Google says it is seeing "recovery of services for most workloads" but there may be "intermittent network issues"
Google says it was caused by a "power event", but we don't have more details on what was behind the outage