Every water supply notice Uisce Éireann has published for Co. Tipperary: 781 notices across 165 areas, population 167,895.
This month: grade F, 98.593% supply availability, 0 of 25 elapsed days clear of supply disruption. 1 active health notice
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A planned power outage may cause supply disruptions to Foulkstown, Brickendown, Mocklershill, Kilconnell and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Works are scheduled to take place from 9am until 5pm on 30 September.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00121201.
Essential maintenance works may cause supply disruptions to Longfield Avenue, Longfield Point, Glencarra Avenue, Glencarra Lawn, Gelncarra Grove, Crann Ard, Clonmel and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Works are scheduled to take place from 9am until 2pm on 29 September.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00121260.
As part of the National Leakage Reduction Programme, mains repair works may cause supply disruptions to R495, Ballycommon and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Works are scheduled to take place from 10am until 2pm on 29 September.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00121306.
New connection works may cause supply disruptions to Clonmel and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Works are scheduled to take place from 8pm on 28 September until 1am on 29 September.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00121265.
Water conservation restrictions may cause supply disruptions to Carrickbeg, Knocknaconnery, Carrick-on-Suir and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Works are scheduled to take place from 7pm on 25 September until 8am on 28 September.
An alternative water supply will be available at Green Hill Village and Green Hill Nursing Home, from 7pm on 25 September until 8am on 28 September. Please boil the water before use.
Uisce Éireann makes every effort to ensure that the alternative drinking water supply provided, including the tanker/bowser, and dispensing tap, are adequately disinfected.
However, as it is not practical to provide sterilised containers for the public to transport drinking water from the tanker to their homes, we cannot guarantee that any containers used by the public do not negatively impact or contaminate the drinking water.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00121359.
Repairs to a burst water main may cause supply disruptions to Ballymorris, Kilnacask Upper, Kilnacask Lower, Grange North and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Works are scheduled to take place until 8pm on 25 September.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00121417.
Repairs to a burst water main may cause supply disruptions to Croghan and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Works are scheduled to take place until 6pm on 24 September.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00121249.
As part of the National Leakage Reduction Programme, leak detection works may cause supply disruptions to Ballinard, Ballinglanna, Glenbane and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Works are scheduled to take place from 1am until 5am on 23 September.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00120967.
Water conservation restrictions may cause supply disruptions to Ardfinnan Village, Cahir Road, Clogheen North, Lady Abbey, Newcastle, Neddans, Poulator Road, Clogheen South and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Works are scheduled to take place from 9pm on 18 September until 8am on 2 October.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00120965.
Repairs to a burst water main may cause supply disruptions to Glengar and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Works now have an estimated completion time of 11pm on 25 September.
An alternative water supply will be available at Glengar Cross until 7pm on 25 September. Please boil the water before use.
Uisce Éireann makes every effort to ensure that the alternative drinking water supply provided, including the tanker/bowser, and dispensing tap, are adequately disinfected.
However, as it is not practical to provide sterilised containers for the public to transport drinking water from the tanker to their homes, we cannot guarantee that any containers used by the public do not negatively impact or contaminate the drinking water.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00120818.
Due to a deterioration in raw water quality which has impacted treatment at the plant and following consultation with the HSE, Uisce Éireann advise that a Boil Water Notice to protect the health of consumers is being issued for Kilcommon/Rearcross Public Water Supply Scheme with immediate effect.
This applies to all consumers who are supplied by the Kilcommon/Rearcross Public Water Supply
All consumers affected by this notice must boil their water before drinking.
A map of the Public Water Supplies, detailing the areas of the supplies affected, is available on www.water.ie
Areas Affected:
All areas on the Kilcommon/Rearcross Public Water Supply including Lackamore, Rearcross, Milestone, Kilcommon and Curreeny.
1: Water must be boiled (rolling boil for 1 minute and then cooled) for:
• Drinking
• Preparing Drinks made with water
• Preparation of salads and similar foods, which are not cooked prior to eating
• Brushing of teeth and/or gargling
• Making of ice. However, ensure you first discard all existing ice cubes in fridges and freezers and filtered water in fridges
IMPORTANT: Boil water by bringing to a vigorous, rolling boil and allow to cool. Cover and store in a refrigerator or cold place. Water from the hot tap of kitchen or bathroom sinks is not safe to drink.
2: You do not have to boil your water for the following:
• Personal hygiene, baths and showers
• Flushing of toilets
• Watering plants and flowers
3: Caution:
• Domestic water filters will not render water safe to drink
• Caution should be taken when bathing children to ensure that they do not swallow the bathing water
• Discard ice cubes in fridges and freezers and filtered water in fridges. Make ice from cooled boiled water
• If you have pets and are concerned about the impact of providing mains water while this BWN is in place, you should ask your local vet for advice
4: Only use Prepared Water (boiled and cooled) for the following situations.
• When preparing foods that will not be cooked (e.g. washing and preparing salads)
• Preparing Infant Formula. Where a Boil Water Notice is in place, you can prepare infant formula from tap water that has been boiled once (rolling boil for 1 minute) and cooled beforehand. Bottled water can also be used to make up infant formula. All bottled water, with the exception of natural mineral water, is regulated to the same standard as drinking water. It is best not to use bottled water labelled as ‘Natural Mineral Water’ as it can have high levels of sodium (salt) and other minerals, although it rarely does. ‘Natural Mineral Water’ can be used if no other water is available, for as short a time as possible, as it is important to keep babies hydrated. If bottled water is used to make up infant formula it should be boiled once (rolling boil for 1 minute) and cooled in the normal way. Ready-to-use formula that does not need added water can also be used.
5: Always Take Care:
Care should be taken with boiled water to avoid burns and scalds. Accidents can easily happen, especially with children.
6: How long before the boil water notice can be lifted?
We do not know at present, but Uisce Éireann will continue to liaise and consult with the Health Service Executive with a view to lifting the Boil Water Notice as soon as practicable
7: How will we keep you informed?
You will be kept informed through the following media:
Website: www.water.ie
Uisce Eireann Customer Contact Centre: 1800 278 278
Vulnerable customers who have registered their details with UÉ will be directly contacted, but if you require additional assistance, please contact Uisce Éireann to discuss them with us
8: Awareness for commercial premises
Uisce Éireann requests that this Boil Water Notice is placed in a prominent position within your commercial premises.
Remember to boil water as advised until further notice
Water conservation restrictions may cause supply disruptions to Tullohea and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Works are now scheduled to take place nightly from 8pm on 18 August until 11am on 2 October.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00118738.
Water conservation restrictions may cause supply disruptions to Old Road, Cahir Road, Cashel and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Restrictions are now scheduled to take place nightly from 8pm on 12 August until 8am on 1 October.
An alternative water supply will be available at St Oliver's National School, Co op, Cenerary and Cahir Road, Cashel for the duration of the outage.
Customers are reminded to use their own containers when taking water and, as a precaution, boil the water before drinking.
Úisce Eireann makes every effort to ensure that the alternative drinking water supply provided, and dispensing tap, are adequately disinfected. However, as it is not practical to provide sterilised containers for the public to transport drinking water from the tanker to their homes, we cannot guarantee that any containers used by the public do not negatively impact or contaminate the drinking water.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00118279.
Water conservation restrictions may cause supply disruptions to Lisnagaul, Ballyglass, Ardloman, Bruis, Rathkea, Clonpet, Kilross, Ballywire, Lattin, Moanmore, Tulla, Coolboy, Emly, Ballynaveen, Drumcomoge, Shronell, Ballinard, Glenbane, Farranasa, Cullen, Longstone, Ballinulty, Ardlaman, Ballykisteen, Limerick Junction, Ballykisteen, Bohercrowe, Coolmoyne, Kilbraugh, Derryluskin, Ballyvadin, Ardsallagh, Tullamaine, Barrettstown, Racecourse, Garryandrew North, Hills-Lot, Lisnagaul, Moanmore, Coolboy, Tullamaine, Tankerstown, Knockgraffon, Suirville, Kilmoyler, Knocka, Ballyknockane, Lagganstown, Ballycarron, Marlhill, Garranlea, Rockwell, Ballygerald and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Water tankers are available at Kilross Village car park, Cullen National School, Limerick Junction car park, Monard located near the GAA ground, Danaskeagh, Kilfeacle, New Inn, Rosegreen Village car park beside Graveyard until 8am on 2 October.
Uisce Éireann makes every effort to ensure that the alternative drinking water supply provided, including the tanker / bowser, and dispensing tap, are adequately disinfected. However as it is not practical to provide sterilised containers for the public to transport drinking water from the tanker to their homes, we cannot guarantee that any containers used by the public do not negatively impact or contaminate the drinking water. Therefore, as a precautionary measure, it is recommended that any members of the public who obtain water from a tanker or bowser boil the water before use.
Restrictions are now scheduled to take place nightly from 7pm on 12 August until 7am on 2 October.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00118285.
Water conservation restrictions may cause supply disruptions to Newcastle, Middlequarter, Kilnacarriga, Flemingstown Magherareagh, Gormanstown, Castlegrace, Ballyknockan, Coolbawn, Kilmacomma, Ballybrada, Killinure, Giantsgrave, Chancellorstown, Drishoge, Ballingarrane, Summerhill, Carrickconeen, Newchapel, Graigue, Donegal, Whitelands, Coleman, Redcity, Clonacody, Jossestown, Barretstown, Prospect, Ballygambon and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Restrictions are now scheduled to take place nightly from 8pm until 10am until 25 September.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00116073.
Essential maintenance works may cause supply disruptions and low pressure to Moyglass, Silverfort and surrounding areas in Co. Tipperary.
Restrictions are now scheduled to take place until 10am on 2 October.
An alternative water supply will be available at Silverfort Cross until 8pm on 2 October. Please boil the water before use.
Uisce Éireann makes every effort to ensure that the alternative drinking water supply provided, including the tanker/bowser, and dispensing tap, are adequately disinfected.
However, as it is not practical to provide sterilised containers for the public to transport drinking water from the tanker to their homes, we cannot guarantee that any containers used by the public do not negatively impact or contaminate the drinking water.
We recommend that you allow 3-4 hours after the estimated restoration time for your supply to fully return.
Please take note of the following reference number and enter it into the search bar should you wish to return for an update: TIP00115385.
| Month | Grade | Availability | Outages | Quality | Restricted | Works | Person-hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09 | F | 98.593% | 100 | 2 | 7 | 24 | 1,398,397 |
| 2026-08 | D | 99.135% | 101 | 0 | 15 | 44 | 1,080,937 |
| 2026-07 | E | 98.826% | 129 | 0 | 30 | 48 | 1,466,693 |
| 2026-06 | F | 98.596% | 108 | 0 | 8 | 40 | 1,696,970 |
| 2026-05 | D | 99.330% | 76 | 0 | 10 | 21 | 836,640 |
| 2026-04 | D | 99.128% | 18 | 0 | 1 | 15 | 386,637 |