Two primary schools and some businesses hit by water outage
Repairs to a burst water main will lead to no water until at least 3pm today in the affected areas
HEAVY rain overnight and into this morning appears to have caused havoc in one area, with a number of businesses and two primary schools closed, due to a burst water pipe, and a subsequent water outage.
The Uisce Éireann website has reports of water outages in four areas surrounding Charleville, near the Limerick border.
There are outages in Rathmorgan in Charleville, near Ballyhea, in Dromina and in Buttevant.
Anyone who wants to check on the status of water supplies in their area, can click here.
Limerick Live has been informed that two primary schools in Charleville are closed today because of the water outage.
These are St Joseph's Infants School and St Anne's Primary School, both located on Smith's Lane, near the main street of the town.
It is believed that nearby St Mary's Secondary School, also on Smith's Lane, remains open and the creche and playschools in the town remain operational, with a water supply.
However, some businesses have been affected and many people who spoke to Limerick Live reported having no water at home before coming to work or experiencing very low water pressure in their workplace, while some have had to close.
According to Uisce Éireann, repairs to a burst water main may cause supply disruptions to Rathmorgan, Charleville and surrounds in Co. Cork.
Works to repair the burst water main are scheduled to take place until 3pm today (Thursday, October 2) and people are advised that it may take up to four hours for their water supply to fully return.
To check the status of the water outage in Rathmorgan, Charleville, this reference number COR00099826 can be entered into the search bar on https://www.water.ie/.