28 Nov 2021
28 Nov 2021
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Irish Water works in South Kilkenny
Two rural areas of Co Kilkenny may be experiencing disruptions to their water supplies today, Wednesday, July 25.
Irish Water have issued alerts for the Piltown and Graiguenamanagh areas today.
PILTOWN
Repairs to a burst water main may cause supply disruptions to Tybroughney, Piltown and surrounding areas in Co. Kilkenny.
Works have an estimated completion time of 6pm today, July 25
If you need to contact Irish Water about this supply and service alert, please quote this unique alert reference number: KIL024498.
GRAIGUENAMANAGH
Repairs to a burst water main may affect supply to Graiguenamanagh and surrounding areas in Co. Kilkenny.
Works have an estimated completion time of 7am tomorrow, on July 26.
If you need to contact Irish Water about this supply and service alert, please quote this unique alert reference number: KIL024468.
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