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RESIDENTS and businesses in the Dooradoyle and Raheen area are experiencing discoloured and low water pressure.
An Uisce Éireann spokesperson told Limerick Live that: “Uisce Éireann is carrying out essential improvement works to the water network in the Dooradoyle area, primarily Raheen Business Industrial estate . As part of these works, flushing has taken place along some parts of the network.”
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“When watermains are flushed in this manner it can result in short-term discolouration of the water for a period post flushing.” said the spokesperson.
Residents affected are being advised: “ In the event of discoloration, running the cold kitchen tap for several minutes - we recommend up to 20 minutes - will usually restore the water to a clear colour. The water is safe to drink once running clear.”
“If the issue remains unresolved, we encourage customers to contact us directly on 1800 278 278.”
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