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05 Sept 2025
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05 Sept 2025
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There will be a loss of water supply in the Ballymore Eustace and surrounding areas on Wednesday, July 19 and Thursday, July 20.
According to Kildare County Council (KCC), this water outage will be carried out in order to facilitate essential maintenance.
The outage will begin at 9pm on Wednesday until 6am on Thursday.
KCC said: "A discolouration to supply may occur on return of water.
"Please allow a number of hours for full pressure to return," KCC added.
The following areas will be affected: Dowdenstown, Donode Big, Donode Little, Coghlanstown, Truce Road, Briencan, Tinnycross, Sousheen Common, Plunkett Road, Barrack Street Close, Barrack Street, Main Street, Morganstown Stud, Bishopsland, Church Road, Ballymore Eustace East St Brigids Terrace, St Brigids Park, and Hillcrest.
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