Water rationing in parts of East Meath due to high water demand and depleting reservoir levels

Water levels need to refill in reservoirs and customers across East Meath asked to conserve water

Due to reduced water production at the Staleen Water Treatment Plant and depleted reservoirs levels in Carnes and Balloy reservoirs, Irish Water regrettably has to introduce temporary water rationing in the following areas:

Water Outage from 10am to 5pm on Monday 5 March 2018

Areas affected

Duleek
Prioryland
Abbeylands
Balsaran
Garballagh
Downstown
Rossnaree
Lougher
Rathdrinagh
Knockharley
Balrath
Danestown
Ballymagarvey

Water Outage from 5pm on Monday, 5 March 2018 to 9am on Tuesday, 6 March 2018

Areas affected

Ardcath
Clonalvy
Kentstown
Danestown
Boolies
Riverstown
Cushinstown

Water supply to these areas is being monitored

The water supply to these areas is constantly being monitored and reviewed and changes to the above arrangements may need to be implemented as the situation progresses.

Water levels need to refill in reservoirs and we are asking customers across East Meath supplied by the Staleen Water Treatment Plant to conserve water to allow water levels to increase.

Irish Water and Meath County Council are at this time reconfiguring the existing water supply network in an effort to maintain and restore water supply to customers impacted by the outage.

Work is ongoing to restore water supply

Irish Water working in partnership with Meath County Council thanks customers for their patience while we work to resolve all issues due to the extremely cold weather conditions and would like to apologise to customers for any inconvenience this outage is causing. We wish to reassure customers that work is ongoing to restore a public water supply to all customers.

Updates are also posted to the Supply and Service section. You can also contact our customer care helpline on 1850 278 278 or on Twitter @IWCare. For your convenience, please quote this unique alert reference number: MEA01900.

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