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Water outage
Kildare County Council (KCC) has announced that a temporary water outage will take place in both Newbridge and Athgarvan tomorrow.
Irish Water will be carrying out essential works on Tuesday, November 29, from 10am until approximately 4pm.
According to KCC, water supply to the following areas will be disrupted during the works: Coxes Cash and Carry, Athgarvan Road as far as the Athgarvan Inn, to include, all parts of Kilbelin, The Gables, Ryston Ave, Liffey Hall, Belin Woods, Walshestown Park and Meadows, Athgarvan Heights and all other properties on the R416.
"Please note it may take a couple of hours following the works for the water supply to return to normal levels and customers may experience discoloration of their water supply throughout the evening," KCC added.
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