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Communities in two different areas of Tipperary will be affected by Irish Water maintenance works today (Monday) and tomorrow (Tuesday).
Today (December 11) there is a burst water main in the Cloneen/ Drangan area.
According to Irish Water repairs to the burst water main may cause supply disruptions to Cloneen, Drangan and surrounding areas.
Works have an estimated completion time of 6:30pm today, 11 December.
If you need to contact Irish Water about this supply and service alert, quote this unique alert reference number: TIP016547.
There will also be disruption for a community near Carrick on Suir tomorrow, Tuesday.
Valve installation works at the water treatment plant may cause supply disruptions to Ross, Seskin, Rathgormack, Carrick-On-Suir and surrounding areas on Tuesday.
Works are scheduled to take place from 8am until 8pm on 12 December.
If you need to contact Irish Water about this supply and service alert, quote this unique alert reference number: TIP016523.
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