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05/08/2026

Water Supply Restored Following Issue At Roscrea Treatment Plant

A full water supply has been restored to customers in counties Tipperary and Offaly after an operational issue at the Roscrea Water Treatment Plant disrupted service.

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Uisce Éireann confirmed that its crews have resolved the issue and that the water network is now recharging.

Uisce Éireann said the restoration process is underway but noted that it can take time for the network to fully refill following an unplanned outage.

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