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Due to water conservation works, the water serving Tullow Town Centre, Tullowphelim, Shillelagh Road and Ardattin may be affected from 11pm Tuesday 6th February until 4am Wednesday 7th February 2024. For enquiries call
Areas in Carlow are set to be affected by water conservation works from later today, Tuesday 6th February at 11pm until Wednesday 7th February 2024 at 4am.
The works will be carried out by Irish Water and Carlow County Council.
The water serving Tullow Town Centre, Tullowphelim, Shillelagh Road and Ardattin will be affected by outages.
The Irish Water customer care phone line is 1800 278 278 (open 24 hours 7 days a week).
Due to water conservation works, the water serving Tullow Town Centre, Tullowphelim, Shillelagh Road and Ardattin may be affected from 11pm Tuesday 6th February until 4am Wednesday 7th February 2024.
— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) February 2, 2024
For enquiries call @irishwater on 1800 278 278 (open 24 hours 7 days a week). pic.twitter.com/SKO8GJD2KD
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