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The water works will take place on the 22nd of October and the 23rd of October
Carlow County Council have announced that due to conservation works, water serving the Thomas Traynor Road, Carlow Road, Templeowen, Abbey Street, Tullow Industrial Estates, TullowBeg, Adristan, Castlegrace, Closh, Aghade, Bog Lane and all surrounding areas of County Carlow will be turned off with immediate effect.
From the Carlow County Council Community Information on Facebook:
"Due to Conservation Works, the water serving Thomas Traynor Road, Carlow Road, Templeowen, Abbey Street, Tullow Industrial Estates, TullowBeg, Adristan, Castlegrace, Closh, Aghade, Bog Lane and all surrounding areas, may be without water from 10pm Tuesday 22nd of October, to 4am on Wednesday 23rd of October, 2024.
Uisce Eireann apologises for any inconvenience this may cause.
For all mains water and sewage enquiries, please contact the Uisce Eireann customer care phone line on 1800 278 278 (open 24 hours 7 days a week).
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