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06 Sept 2025
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A water outage will affect large parts of North-West Kildare tomorrow, Kildare County Council (KCC) has said.
According to KCC: "Essential upgrade and maintenance works will take place on Thursday, August 3 from 9am until approximately 4pm.
"Customers living in the following areas will experience low water pressure and in some cases a total loss of the water supply during the works: Allen, Pluckerstown, Kilmeague, Ballyteague, Allenwood, Bluetown, Allenwood South, Lullymore, Drimsree, Killina, Dreenane, Derrintiurn, Ballyhagen, Ticknevin, Kilshawanny, Colleragh, Coill Dubh, Blackwood, Robertstown, Newtown Donore, Downings, Prosperous, Killybegs, Landenstown, Drummin West and Grangehiggin.
"Please note it may take a couple of hours following the works for the water supply to return to normal levels," KCC added.
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