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Kildare County Council (KCC)has announced that parts of Kildare town will face water disruption this evening.
As a result of repairs to a burst water main, water disruption will occur from 4.30pm until approximately 8pm tonight, December 14, 2022.
KCC has said that water supply to the following areas will be affected: From Ellistown to Cherryville Cross including Lackagh, from Cherryville Cross to TP Waters Garage including Westlands Industrial Estate, and from Cherryville Cross to Junction 14, Monasterevin Road.
"Please note it may take a few hours for water pressure to return to normal levels following the works," KCC said: "Customers may also experience discoloration in their supply following the works."
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