Water Supply Restored in Thomastown After Early Morning Burst

URGENT UPDATE: Water supply has been fully restored to customers in Thomastown following a significant burst that disrupted service early this morning. Crews from Uisce Éireann completed repairs within the last hour, and Mauldin Street has now reopened to traffic.

The emergency repair work began early today, and Shane Aylward, spokesperson for Uisce Éireann, expressed gratitude to residents for their patience during this time. “We know how inconvenient a burst is for the public, but our crews were on site immediately to carry out repairs,” Aylward stated.

Customers who experienced service interruptions can now expect their water supply to return to normal. Aylward emphasized the company’s commitment to minimizing disruption, saying, “Within the past hour, works were completed, water has returned to customers affected, and the road has been reopened.”

For those with questions or concerns, Uisce Éireann’s customer care team is available 24/7 at 1800 278 278. Residents are also encouraged to utilize Uisce Éireann’s free text alert service, which provides real-time updates on local issues. Interested customers can sign up by providing their Eircode and mobile number at water.ie.

This incident highlights the vital role of rapid response teams in ensuring public services remain operational during emergencies. The swift action taken by the crews not only restored water supply but also allowed for the quick reopening of Mauldin Street, a key thoroughfare for the community.

Stay tuned for further updates as Uisce Éireann continues to monitor the situation.