WATER SUPPLY has been restored to North Clare following an outage which lasted for just over eight hours.

A significant burst along on a water main in Lisdoonvarna impacted on water supply there and in Ballyvaughan, Doolin and Fanore.

Uisce Éireann confirmed on Sunday afternoon that the burst has been repaired with water returned to households and businesses from after 9pm on Saturday.

Peter Kelly of Uisce Éireann thanked affected customers for their cooperation while repairs were carried out. “Uisce Éireann acknowledges the disruption that can be caused by an unplanned outage such as this large burst and, we worked as quickly as we could to return supply,” he said. Supply was restored to affected customers by 9pm last night.

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