Irish Water has pledged its commitment to safeguard water supply in Ashbourne, Co Meath, with a series of essential flushings.
The utility will carry out water mains flushing intermittently from 30 April until 11 June during weekdays from 9am to 5pm.
During these essential planned works homes and businesses in the area may experience intermittent disruption to their water supply such as low pressure or temporary discolouration of their water supply. The areas affected are as follows; Slane Road, Ashbourne; Tudor Grove; Milltown Road; Garden City and Ashbourne Centre.
The scheme is being delivered in partnership with Meath County Council.
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