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Rapid thaw after the freezing temperatures has lead to leaks and burst pipes.
Households in Dublin are being asked to conserve water, amid huge demand on the city's supply.
Water usage hit record highs last week, due to a rapid thaw after freezing temperatures, leading to a spike in leaks and burst pipes.
Water service crews are working to repair infrastructure damaged by the sudden deluge.
Uisce Eireann Regional Operations Manager Stephen Burke wants to avoid disruption to supply:
Teenager In Critical Condition After E-Scooter Crash In Longford
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TDs Vote To Extend Fuel Excise Cuts Until November
TDs voted 104 votes to 49 in favour of extending the current temporary fuel excise cuts
Wrong Way Driving On Motorways To Be Discussed By Ministers And State Agencies
It follows the crash on the M9 in Moone which saw five teenagers killed and four others injured earlier this month.
Andy Burnham Says A United Ireland Referendum Is "Off The Table"
It is the British Prime Minister's first visit to Northern Ireland since he replaced Keir Starmer
VHI Announces Price Increase Of An Average 2.75 Per Cent
It's the second price hike by the insurance provider this year
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Ireland’s international financial services sector already employs around 61,000 people
Higher Education Minister Pledges To Improve Financial Supports For Students In Upcoming Budget
It comes as round 1 CAO offers were released yesterday.
Fuel Cuts Extended Until February
The Tánaiste is bringing a memo to cabinet today, asking Government to approve the phasing out of excise cuts from November.
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