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Water outage
Water serving a number a of areas around County Carlow is set to be affected this coming from Wednesday June 26th at 11am to 5am on Thursday June 27th 2024.
The areas affected are Newtown, Fenagh, Garyhill, Ballon, Shangarry, Myshall, Kilbride, Kildavin, Clonegal & Carrickduff.
Uisce Eireann and Carlow County Council Apologise for any inconvenience that may be caused.
For all mains water and sewerage enquiries, please contact the Uisce Eireann customer care phone line on 1800 278 278 (open 24 hours 7 days a week).
Carlow Municipal District will be carrying out Road Improvement Works between Milford cross – Clonmelsh quarry commencing Tuesday 25th June – 9th July approx.
Temporary Traffic Lights will be in force between 8:00am – 6:00 pm each weekday.
Traffic Management will be in place. Motorists who intend to use the aforementioned road are advised to plan their journey accordingly taking into account possible delays and if feasible, avoid the area in question.
Carlow Municipal District wishes to apologise for any inconvenience this may cause to members of the public who reside at or normally use the area in question and will endeavour to ensure the minimum disruption to motorists and to have the works completed by the appointed time.
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