NI Water is dealing with interruptions to water supplies across a large number of areas in the province as a result of the severe weather and on-going thaw. As a result there are a large number of properties that are experiencing low pressure/no water. The main areas currently affected include Belfast, Lisburn, Bushmills, Coalisland, Armagh, Newry, Bessbrook, Cullyhanna, Dromore, Keady and Craigavon.
Our teams are on site at burst locations and will be working continuously to repair these bursts and fully restore water supply to all our customers over the coming days.
NI Water would urge all property owners to check their premises, including vacant buildings, outbuildings and animal drinking troughs for any leaks and arrange for them to be repaired as soon as possible. If you do see any bursts or runs of water, please report these to our Waterline number, on 08457 440088. We would also ask customers to conserve their use of water during this period of disruption. This will allow us to maximize the quantity of water available to all our customers across the province.
Due to the unprecedented high volume of calls a number of customers have experienced a longer waiting time than usual and we apologise for this inconvenience.
We are currently working to repair bursts at the following locations:
Ӣ Newry (Clontigora Rd.)
Ӣ Bessbrook (The Gardens/Fr. Cullen Park)
Ӣ Hilltown (Rathfriland Rd.)
Ӣ Ballyward (Kinallen Rd.)
Ӣ Cullyhana (Cullyhana Rd.)
Ӣ Forkhill (Cloughinny Rd.)
Ӣ Armagh (Alexander Gardens)
Ӣ Killylea (Lisgally Rd.)
Ӣ Keady
Ӣ Poyntzpass (Lisraw Tower)
Ӣ Coalisland
Ӣ Belfast (Flush Park, Gilnahork Crescent, Rocky Road, Orby Gardens, Suffolk Road, Wynnard Park).
NI Water is also aware of on-going water supply issues in the following areas as a result of the huge demand on our water network:
Ӣ Dunmurry
Ӣ Lisburn
Ӣ Dromore
Ӣ Newry
Ӣ Hillsborough
Ӣ Armagh
We would like to assure customers in these areas that we are working to resolve these issues. Since the beginning of December we have repaired over 500 bursts to water mains throughout the province.
Customers should also refer to the News section of the NI Water website www.niwater.com for further information on the locations for bottled water.
NI Water would like to thank our customers for their patience while we answer their calls and work to restore supplies.
Our teams are on site at burst locations and will be working continuously to repair these bursts and fully restore water supply to all our customers over the coming days.
NI Water would urge all property owners to check their premises, including vacant buildings, outbuildings and animal drinking troughs for any leaks and arrange for them to be repaired as soon as possible. If you do see any bursts or runs of water, please report these to our Waterline number, on 08457 440088. We would also ask customers to conserve their use of water during this period of disruption. This will allow us to maximize the quantity of water available to all our customers across the province.
Due to the unprecedented high volume of calls a number of customers have experienced a longer waiting time than usual and we apologise for this inconvenience.
We are currently working to repair bursts at the following locations:
Ӣ Newry (Clontigora Rd.)
Ӣ Bessbrook (The Gardens/Fr. Cullen Park)
Ӣ Hilltown (Rathfriland Rd.)
Ӣ Ballyward (Kinallen Rd.)
Ӣ Cullyhana (Cullyhana Rd.)
Ӣ Forkhill (Cloughinny Rd.)
Ӣ Armagh (Alexander Gardens)
Ӣ Killylea (Lisgally Rd.)
Ӣ Keady
Ӣ Poyntzpass (Lisraw Tower)
Ӣ Coalisland
Ӣ Belfast (Flush Park, Gilnahork Crescent, Rocky Road, Orby Gardens, Suffolk Road, Wynnard Park).
NI Water is also aware of on-going water supply issues in the following areas as a result of the huge demand on our water network:
Ӣ Dunmurry
Ӣ Lisburn
Ӣ Dromore
Ӣ Newry
Ӣ Hillsborough
Ӣ Armagh
We would like to assure customers in these areas that we are working to resolve these issues. Since the beginning of December we have repaired over 500 bursts to water mains throughout the province.
Customers should also refer to the News section of the NI Water website www.niwater.com for further information on the locations for bottled water.
NI Water would like to thank our customers for their patience while we answer their calls and work to restore supplies.
