Residents and businesses in Clonmany and Meendoran can look forward to a more reliable water supply as Uisce Éireann prioritises the replacement of over 2.5km of aging and damaged water mains.
The upgrade, set to take place along the R238 from Meendoran Bridge to Ballyliffen Junction in Clonmany, is part of a broader investment to enhance water infrastructure in the region.
The project is currently in the design phase, with construction expected to begin in late autumn 2025. Once completed, the installation of modern pipes will help ensure a more consistent water supply and improved water quality for the local community.
Uisce Éireann’s Programme Manager, Patricia Lowry, said: "This work will bring a range of benefits for our customers in the area including reliability of supply and improved water quality. The project is at preliminary design stage with site investigation works commencing this week. These works will continue for three weeks. Following site investigation, detailed design will be carried out with a view to commencing construction in late Autumn 2025. In advance of this project moving to construction we will proactively communicate clear details of the project to the local community and to related stakeholders in the area."
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