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Irish Water is advising homeowners, farmers and businesses in Adare and the surrounding area of supply outages over several days this week.
The state-owned utility says reservoir works are likely to cause supply disruptions today, tomorrow and on Thursday.
According to a public notice, the planned works are scheduled to take place from 8am until 10am between December 8 and December 10.
#IWLimerick: Reservoir works may cause supply disruptions to Adare & surrounds. Works are scheduled to take place from 8am until 10am from 8 December until 10 December.
— Irish Water Care (@IWCare) December 7, 2020
Affected customers are being advised to allow between two and three hours after the estimated restoration time for their supply to fully return.
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