Wexford weekend water repairs planned

By Dan Walsh Uisce Éireann has issued a notice regarding a scheduled water outage that may affect customers in certain areas of Wexford Town and nearby regions over the weekend. Customers in Carricklawn, Hill Street, Wygram, George’s Street, Rowe Street and surrounding areas may experience some disruption to their supply on Sunday, 2 November from 10amContinue reading “Wexford weekend water repairs planned”

No water in Bridgetown on Wednesday 

By Dan Walsh Uisce Éireann has notified customers in Bridgetown, Co Wexford, of a planned outage which is scheduled to take place tomorrow, Wednesday, October 22nd from 9am until 5pm. The outage will impact supply to homes and businesses in Bridgetown, Tomhaggard and the surrounding area.  The planned outage is to facilitate several essential leakContinue reading “No water in Bridgetown on Wednesday “

Water supply back on in Taghmon

By Dan Walsh Uisce Éireann crews have completed emergency repairs to a burst watermain in Taghmon, and supply is now returning to customers in the affected areas. Customers in Monastery Avenue, Ard Munna, Taghmon and surrounding areas experienced disruption following the unplanned burst earlier today. Uisce Éireann’s crews worked quickly to repair the main andContinue reading “Water supply back on in Taghmon”

Water works repairs in Taghmon

By Dan Walsh Uisce Éireann crews are working to repair a burst in Taghmon and restore water to customers affected. The burst watermain will result in outages for customers in Monastery Avenue, Ard Munna, Taghmon and surrounding areas in Co Wexford. Uisce Éireann’s Water Network Operation Manager for Wexford, Padraig Lyng has assured customers thatContinue reading “Water works repairs in Taghmon”

Burst water main in Bridgetown

By Dan Walsh Uisce Éireann crews are working to repair a burst water main in Tomhaggard and restore water to customers affected. Repairs are expected to be completed by 5pm today.    The burst water main will result in outages for customers in Tomhaggard, Bridgetown and surrounding areas. Uisce Éireann’s Padraig Lyng has assured customersContinue reading “Burst water main in Bridgetown”

Water supply restored to Ballindaggan

By Dan Walsh Uisce Éireann has completed works to restore normal water supply for customers in Ballindaggan and the surrounding areas following an interruption to supply at Ballindaggan Water Treatment Plant.It typically takes three to four hours for regular supply to be fully restored to all areas as water refills the network, especially for thoseContinue reading “Water supply restored to Ballindaggan”

Working to restore water in Ballindaggan extended

By Dan Walsh Uisce Éireann are progressing with works to restore normal water supply to homes and businesses in Ballindaggan following an interruption to supply at the Ballindaggan Water Treatment Plant earlier this week. While Uisce Éireann crews are currently on site carrying out restoration works, given the complexity of the repairs, the restoration timeContinue reading “Working to restore water in Ballindaggan extended”

Planned interruption to Ballindaggin water supply

By Dan Walsh There will be planned interruptions to the Ballindaggin water supply as Uisce Éireann undertakes upgrades to the water treatment plant, including the installation of new treated water storage tanks and ongoing mechanical works on site. To facilitate the connection of the newly installed storage tanks to the network, a planned interruption toContinue reading “Planned interruption to Ballindaggin water supply”

Co. Wexford asked to maintain water conservation

By Dan Walsh Uisce Éireann can confirm that the Water Conservation Order (WCO), commonly referred to as a hosepipe ban, for County Wexford will lapse on Tuesday, September 16th. Uisce Éireann is encouraging the public in County Wexford to continue conserving water as we move into the Autumn months. “We would like to sincerely thank theContinue reading “Co. Wexford asked to maintain water conservation”

Keeping Wexford’s drinking water safe

By Dan Walsh Uisce Éireann and the National Pesticides and Drinking Water Action Group (NPDWAG) are urging pesticide users in Wexford to help protect local drinking water sources as the spraying season draws to a close. Since 2017, the number of pesticide exceedances detected in public drinking water supplies has dropped by more than 50%.Continue reading “Keeping Wexford’s drinking water safe”