
Some residents have experienced almost 30 water outages in the past three years
MANY areas in Dublin South West it seems the original water structure is not able to cope with the added demand and required pressure for new housing developments.
Sinn Féin TD for Dublin South West Seán Crowe has made a direct appeal to the Minister of Housing James Browne to make inquiries into the current situation in Knocklyon where some residents have experienced almost 30 water outages in the past three years.
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