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Credit: Tipperary Town Facebook Page.
A street in Tipperary experienced flooding this week, just days after resurfacing works were completed, and it had to be ripped back up.
Residents of Davis Street in Tipperary Town are facing ongoing disruption after recent resurfacing works have had to be dug up due to a water leak underground.
Three days after the works were completed locals found water was gushing down both sides of the street.
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Uisce Éireann are now digging up the recently laid road to access and fix the leak.
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