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Laois County Councillor Aaron Kelly has announced that due to conservation works, water serving a number of Graiguecullen areas may be affected on the 3rd and 4th of September.
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From Cllr Arron Kelly on Facebook:
"PLANNED WATER OUTAGE - GRAIGUECULLEN
Due to Conservation Works the water serving Leighlin Road, The Numbers, Castle Quay, Castle View, Mill Lane, Chaff Street, Castlecomer Road, Chapel Street, Maryborough Street, Sleaty Street, Church Street and Governey Park may be affected from 11am to 3pm on 3rd Sept and 11pm on 3rd Sept to 3am on 4th Sept. Uisce Eireann wish to apologise for any inconvenience this may cause."
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