More night time water restrictions announced for homes and businesses in Tipperary
Homes and businesses in Cashel and Rosegreen have been warned that they will have no water in the evenings until the weekend
Uisce Éireann has warned that essential night time restrictions in place for homes and businesses in both the Cashel and Rosegreen areas are set to continue due to low treated water reservoir levels.
The company says that the restrictions are necessary to allow the treated water reservoirs to recover overnight in order to protect and maintain daytime supplies for homes and businesses.
As a result, some homes will experience low pressure or loss of water supply from 7pm to 8.30am starting from Tuesday 23 June and will continue every night until the morning of Saturday, June 27.
The areas affected include parts of Cashel town, including Friar St, Ard Mhuire, Bregaun Estate, Spa Field, Old Road, The Green, Boherclough, Cahir Rd, Camas Rd, Cashel Town Centre, Deerpark, Oliver Plunkett Pk and surrounding areas. These restrictions will also affect customers in Ballydaugh, Ballyfawloo, Tullamain, Kilbraugh, Coolmoyne, Derryluskin, Knockbrit, Ballyvadin, Hills-lot and Prices-lot served by Rosegreen Reservoir.
Uisce Éireann’s Pierce Faherty has said that every effort is being made to restore supply to normal levels.
“We understand the impact of overnight restrictions, but these measures are necessary to ensure continuous daytime supply for homes and businesses while treated water reservoir levels recover.”
Vulnerable customers who have registered with Uisce Éireann receive direct communications from the company for planned and unplanned outages lasting more than four hours. To register as a vulnerable customer or as an alternative contact, visit the Vulnerable Customers page.