Water Supply In Parts Of Leixlip & Naas May Be Disrupted As Uisce Eireann Carry Out Maintenance

Wednesday, 9 April 2025 09:45

By Eoin Beatty

Residents have been told to allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for supply to return

As part of the National Leakage Reduction Programme, valve installation works may cause supply disruptions to Kilmacredock Upper and surrounding areas of Leixlip for the next few days.

Works are scheduled to take place today, tomorrow and on Friday between 10am and 4pm each day.

Meanwhile, mains repair works may cause supply disruption to Oakfield Heights, Oakfield Park, Oakglade, Hazlemere and surrounding areas of Naas today.

Works are scheduled to take place from until 4:30pm this afternoon.

In both cases, Uisce Eireann recommends that residents allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for supply to fully return.

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