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Waterford street closed due to emergency repairs taking place
A section of the main street in Waterford City has been forced to close due to an emergency situation involving gas.
High Street between Exchange Street and Conduit Lane is now closed.
Emergency repairs are taking place on a gas main in the area.
Local diversions are in place and drivers can expect delays.
Closure of L5533 High St Waterford City, between Exchange St and Conduit Lane, Fri 26th Sept due to emergency repairs to Gas main. Local diversions will apply.#CommunityNotice
— MapAlerter.ie (@MapAlerter) September 26, 2025
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