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UPDATE: Location of alternative water supplies for Longford customers hit by outages and disruption
Water has returned a number of locations and Alternative Water Supplies will remain in place until such time as the water treatment plants no longer operate on generators and mains power supply has been restored
Top: People in Longford town queuing for water. Picture: Facebook Senator Joe Flaherty. Below: Water tanker that has arrived in Lanesboro. Picture: Facebook Cllr Sean Mimnagh
Reporter:
Longford Live reporter
27 Jan 2025 12:44 PM
Email:
news@longfordlive.ie
Uisce Éireann is working on alternative water supplies for Longford customers hit by outages and disruptions.
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Lanesboro (carpark beside bridge) – 20,000 litres tanker been delivered by Campions and to be in place by 12 noon on Monday, January 27
Ballymahon (wide section of verge along the mart) – 20,000 litres tanker been delivered by Cantwells and to be in place by 1pm on Monday, January 27
Granard (New council carpark behind Granard Garda Barracks) 20,000 litres tanker been delivered by Cantwells and to be in place by 2pm on Monday, January 27
Pallets of bottled water scheduled for delivery to Loughforbes water treatment plant (Monday evening) for distribution by Uisce Éireann and collection and distribution by Longford County Council as requested and community needs identified.
Water has returned to the following locations (this will require confirmation as the day progresses);
Longford Town
Newtownforbes
Cloondara
Drumlish
Newtowncashel
Smear/Aughnacliffe
It is envisaged that the Alternative Water Supplies will remain in place (and be regularly topped up) until such time as the water treatment plants no longer operate on generators and mains power supply has been restored.
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