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Delivering transformative water services in Athlone and throughout County Westmeath enabling local communities to thrive remains a top priority for Uisce Éireann.

The imminent start of the new academic year at three second level schools may be impacted by traffic disruption upon the decision taken by Irish Water to commence essential works on Retreat Road, a project which is expected to conclude at the end of September.

BY Declan Varley

Working in partnership with Westmeath County Council, Irish Water has completed two further upgrade projects in the Arcadia and Coosan areas of Athlone which have reduced the number of bursts and water outages impacting customers.

Securing the water supply in Athlone remains a vital focus for Irish Water with works having recently commenced in the Arcadia area of the town this week.

Galway homes and businesses can look forward to a more reliable water supply with water mains works due to begin in the coming days.

Essential works will begin this week to replace an old watermain in Swinford that is prone to high levels of leakage.

Securing the water supply in Athlone remains a vital focus and Irish Water is continuing with efforts to drive down leakage and secure the water supply for customers.

Irish Water, working in partnership with Galway City Council and Galway County Council, have successfully decommissioned and replaced problematic and old cast iron water mains in Forster Park and Cedarwood Close in Galway City and in Lemonfield, Oughterard.

Nightly water restrictions are now largely a thing of the past for many homes and business in Athlone, following a strategic and targeted approach by Irish Water to drive down leakage and provide a more secure and reliable water supply for the town.