Irish Water has launched an improvement plan to upgrade the water supply in Kilkenny City.
The works will get underway on James' Street on 25 March to decommission problematic cast iron water mains with modern plastic pipes.
A total of 140m of pipes will be replaced, running until May 2019. The new mains will also be larger in diameter, allowing for increased water supply to the city centre area.
These works to improve availability of water supply to the city centre area are a continuation of the works already completed on Patrick's Street in 2018 and currently underway in Dean Street.
This work is a part of Irish Water's €500 million investment between 2017-2021 which will reduce leakage and replace old pipes on the public water network.
Coffey Northumbrian is delivering the project on behalf of Irish Water and Kilkenny County Council.
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