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Water disruption in Omeath this evening
Irish Water have advised that due to a burst water main in Omeath, water disruptions may be experienced by customers on the Omeath to Carlingford Road, this afternoon and into this evening.
A crew is currently on site repairing the burst with the leak repair time estimated at 7pm, this evening, Friday November 23rd.
It may take a number of hours for full water supply to be returned following repair of the leak. Repair works may cause temporary discoloration of water and/or localised drop in water pressure.
Irish Water wishes to apologise for any inconvenience caused.
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