Carbury, Johnstown Bridge, Hortland and Ballagh Cross among areas affected
Over 3,500 people in North Kildare are being asked observe a Boil Water Notice.
Irish Water say they have issued the measure, to protect the health of it customers due to network issues and inadequate chlorine.
Affected areas include Carbury, Johnstown Bridge, Hortland and Ballagh Cross.
Water used for drinking and making of ice, brushing teeth and the preparation of food not cooked prior to eating, must undergo a rolling boil for a least a minute before being cooled.
Irish Water say those in the affected areas must continue to boil water until further notice.
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