Uisce Éireann has warned that parts of Cork city’s southside should expect water and traffic disruption on Thursday.

Uisce Éireann has said parts of Cork city’s southside can expect water and traffic disruption on Tuesday.

Water workers at 30 local authorities were to take part in a two-day strike next week on June 7 and June 8.

Siptu has warned water shortages and boil notices were likely during the industrial action.

Uisce Éireann has warned that parts of Cork city’s southside can expect water and traffic disruption on Wednesday.

Uisce Éireann has said parts of Cork city’s southside can expect water and traffic disruption on Monday night and Tuesday morning.

Water supply has been restored to large parts of Dublin following a mains burst on Thursday

Irish Water said dedicated services crews are onsite working on repairs

Uisce Éireann has said parts of Cork city’s central island can expect further water and traffic disruption on Wednesday night and Thursday morning, following on from works which took place there on Monday night and Tuesday morning.

The project in Castletownshend began in August, 2022, with construction works due to be completed later this year. The project is due to be completed by early 2024.

Uisce Éireann has said parts of Cork city’s central island can expect water and traffic disruption on Monday night and early into Tuesday morning.

Mains repairs works may cause supply water supply disruptions to parts of Cork’s southside on Monday, with a traffic management system in place throughout the works, Uisce Éireann has said.

Uisce Éireann has said parts of Cork’s southside can expect water and traffic disruption on Thursday and Friday, for the second time in a week.

Uisce Éireann said valve installation works are scheduled to occur in the town from midday until 4pm on Tuesday 16 May, with water and traffic disruptions likely.

Uisce Éireann said that, while the levels of pesticides found in Cork water supplies did not pose a threat to the public, their presence in a water supply is "undesirable". 

Major watermain works being carried out in the South Docks area of Cork city will see the Marina Road closed until mid-June, a busy season for events in Páirc Uí Chaoimh and at the Live at the Marquee site.

The area on Cork’s northside has been plagued by repeated issues of water discolouration, and – since lockdown times – water supply outages and traffic chaos.

Uisce Éireann has said parts of Cork’s southside can expect water and traffic disruption on Thursday and Friday of this week.

Mains repairs are likely to cause water supply and traffic disruptions to some parts of Cork’s northside on Wednesday, Uisce Éireann has warned.

Uisce Éireann said parts of the town would be without water on Wednesday, and a traffic management plan would be in place during the works.

Around 500 properties were effected by the unplanned outage.

In a statement, Uisce Éireann said that dedicated water service crews have mobilised and repairs are expected to be completed by 5pm this evening.

Night-time restrictions will again be required from 10pm tonight,  until 7am tomorrow, to allow the reservoir to replenish

Uisce Éireann continues to advise customers not to drink discoloured water.

Uisce Éireann said water and traffic disruptions are scheduled to take place from 8am until 5pm on Monday 8 May.

Uisce Éireann said mains flushing may cause water and traffic disruptions in the area on Thursday.

Uisce Éireann said the disruptions are scheduled to take place from 9am until 1pm on Friday 5 May.

Uisce Éireann has warned that the latest disruptions are scheduled to take place from 9am until 1pm on Wednesday 3 May.

SIPTU has been mandated by its membership across Ireland, including Cork, to ensure that there be no forced transfers of staff from Cork’s water sections to Uisce Éireann, formerly Irish Water.

Uisce Éireann said the works are part of its national leakage reduction programme. 

The latest works are scheduled to take place from midday on Monday 17 April until 5pm on Friday 21 April, in an area where flushing has been already ongoing for two weeks.

Uisce Éireann, which rebranded from Irish Water at the start of the year, said the latest disruptions are part of the company’s National Leakage Reduction Programme.

In the months since the summer of last year, when the company opened its new Lee Road water treatment plant, complaints about water quality in Cork city reached unprecedented levels

Uisce Éireann said the latest disruptions will be part of the company’s National Leakage Reduction Programme.

Uisce Éireann said the disruptions will occur on the northside and the southside on Monday and Tuesday.

The ‘Think Before You Flush’ campaign, run by Clean Coasts in partnership with Uisce Éireann, is encouraging people to only flush the three ps — pee, poo, and paper

Uisce Éireann said the disruptions in parts of Cork city, which began on Monday, would continue on Tuesday.

A case decision is due on or before July 12.

The works, which are part of Uisce Éireann’s National Leakage Reduction Programme, may cause supply disruptions in the town from 9pm on Thursday 23 March until 3am on Friday 24 March.

Fine Gael councillor Jack White said the recent road closure order which resulted in major tailbacks for two successive mornings has evoked a willingness among the industry leaders to find a more ‘sustainable’ approach to transport to their workplace

The water utility company, which changed its name from Irish Water at the start of the year, is set to start works, in partnership with Cork County Council, on a €16.3 million wastewater treatment plant and wastewater network in Ballycotton.

Uisce Éireann, which was formerly called Irish Water, said two areas in Co Cork are facing possible water supply disruptions on Tuesday.

The works are scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday of this week, and may cause water supply disruptions.

The works are due to begin on Monday 20 March and are expected to be completed by Friday 16 June.

The works, which are part of Uisce Éireann’s National Leakage Reduction Programme, are scheduled to take place from 9pm on Tuesday 21 March until 1am on Wednesday 22 March.

The councillors reacted angrily to a letter they received from the company after they had initially penned a letter on January 9, expressing their dissatisfaction with Uisce Éireann Councillor Clinics

The works, which are part of Uisce Éireann’s National Leakage Reduction Programme, are scheduled to take place from 10am until 2pm on Monday 20 March.

Bus Éireann warned that services on some routes were being delayed by an hour and a half

The works are scheduled to take place from 9.30am until 3.30pm on Wednesday 15 March, Uisce Éireann said.

The works are scheduled to take place from 9am until 5pm on Thursday 16 March, Uisce Éireann said.