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Part of St Nessan's Road, Dooradoyle has been flooded PICTURE: Twitter/ Kieran O'Donnell
Motorists are being urged to exercise caution after one of the main routes into the city was flooded due to a burst water main.
Part of St Nessan's Road in Dooradoyle - near the Crescent Shopping Centre - has been affected although the road remains passable.
Warning to motorists - flooding due to burst water mains on St. Nessan's road by Crescent shopping centre roundabout. I have alerted @LimerickCouncil engineers who are now taking action to carry out necessary repairs. pic.twitter.com/f8PK11gIyM
— Kieran O’Donnell TD for Limerick City Constituency (@kodonnellLK) September 8, 2020
The alarm was raised at lunchtime this Tuesday and crews from Irish Water and Limerick City and County Council are in attendance.
It's understood supply to a large number of households and businesses has been affected by the fault.
According to Irish Water, the repair works are expected to be complete by 5pm.
#IWLimerick: Repairs to a burst water main may affect supply to Dooradoyle and surrounds in Limerick City until 5pm today.
— Irish Water Care (@IWCare) September 8, 2020
Motorists and other are being urged to avoid the are if possible.
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