Irish Water has deployed crews in the area to improve the supply for residents of the North Circular Road. This project will see over 190 metres of aged cast iron water mains replaced with new modern pipes.
Speaking about the proposed works, Irish Water's Steven Blennerhassett said: "The works will involve laying new water service connections from the public water main in the road to customers' property boundaries and connecting it to the customers' water supply. The benefits will see fewer bursts and water outages and will ensure a reliable supply of water to customers and local businesses in the area. The new pipes will eliminate existing leaks and reduce the amount of clean drinking water lost into the ground.
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"We thank the local residents for their patience and cooperation in advance as there will be some disruption in the short term, however, based on previous experiences, we know that this will be overshadowed by the longer-term benefits."
The works will be carried out by Kerry County Council on behalf of Irish Water and are expected to be completed by mid-May. The works, when they commence, may involve some short-term water outages and the project team will ensure that customers are given a minimum of 48-hours' notice prior to any planned water outages. Where water mains are being constructed traffic management may be in place during this time. Local and emergency traffic will be always maintained. The works are due to be complete by mid-May.
