Work on the Cork city south docks project is progressing to improve water mains connections.

Irish Water is working alongside Cork City Council to deliver the project, with work currently taking place on Anglesea Street to strengthen the water supply network in the Cork city south docks.

Customers on South Terrace, Anglesea Street (south of Copley Street), Summerhill, Quaker Road, Windmill Road, Langford Row, Parkowen, Southern Road, Tonyville, South City Link Road, Capwell Business Depot, Capwell Road, Capwell Avenue, South Douglas Road and surrounding areas in Cork City have been advised there may be disruption to water supply from 11pm on Thursday 04 November until 3am on Friday 05 November.

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During these essential works, homes and businesses in the above areas may be impacted by reduced water pressure and water outages. Following the completion of improvement works; water supply may take two-three hours to return as water refills the network.

The works on Anglesea Street are being carried out as part of the Irish Water's Growth and Development programme. The works that commenced on 01 November, take place between the junction of Anglesea Street/Old Station Road and Anglesea Street/South Terrace and are being carried out on behalf of Irish Water by Ward and Burke Limited. Monday-Friday night-time traffic restrictions remain in place with the works expected to be finished by mid-November.