Portlaoise Courthouse
18/10/2021
18/10/2021
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Irish Water has said that disruptions to water supply may occur in the Acragar area of Mountmellick this week due to tests it will carry out.
Step Testing will be carried out in the area overnight from November 22 from 10pm untill 7am on the morning of November 23.
Performing a Step Test is one of the most effective ways of identifying high leakage within a water distribution network.
It is usually carried out at night since this is the time when consumption is lowest and most stable - it also means less disruption to consumers.
#IWLaois: Step testing may affect supply to Agracar, Mountmellick and surrounds from 10pm on 22 November - 7am on 24 November.
— Irish Water Care (@IWCare) November 20, 2017
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€30 million for new council homes in Laois to tackle housing crisis.
Some members of the Cardiac Physiology Team at the Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise L-R Richie Brophy, Grace Ward, Niamh Harding, Beatrice Bentley, Olivia Southey, Elaine Murphy, Dr Sean Fleming
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