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Works are continuing to repair a bust water main which is impacting a large number of homes and businesses in County Waterford.
Uisce Éireann says it is working to restore the water supply as quickly as possible to impacted customers on the Lismore Deerpark Public Water Supply.
Expert water services crews have been dispatched to carry out repair works and Uisce Éireann says every effort is being made to complete the works as quickly as possible.
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It says customers in Lismore Town, Tallow Road, Glencarin, Townpark, Ballinaspic, Deerpark and surrounding areas may be impacted by reduced water pressure and or water outages. It says it regrets the inconvenience caused.
According to an update on its website, the utility says works are expected to be completed by 6pm this Tuesday and that those impacted should allow up to four hours before a full supply is restored.
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