Showing posts with label county council. Show all posts
Showing posts with label county council. Show all posts

Saturday, January 01, 2011

Water supply in Kildare, 1 Jan 2011

Latest update from Kildare Co. Co. regarding water is copied below for your info.

Sat 1 Jan

Water Supplies

Water supplies returning in Naas today and there will be no restriction there tonight. A tanker is at the Fairgreen this afternoon and the standpipe at the rear of the council offices is being manned also.

The overall situation remains tight: please conserve water as much as you can.

Thanks for your co-operation.


Friday, December 31, 2010

Kildare Water Tankers updated for 1 January

No tankers expected tomorrow due to the lifting of the restrictions, per Kildare Co. Co. website today.

Announcement reproduced below:

Water Tankers

It is not planned to deploy tankers within the County due to the lifting of restrictions. Tankers can be deployed however if the need arises.

Naas Town Council plan on erecting a standpipe at Aras Chill Dara from 2pm until 4pm 1st January 2011

Water Pressure Restrictions

Water pressure restrictions will not be reintroduced until 6pm Saturday 1st January 2011

The Council would continue to appeal to residents and businesses to conserve water during this time as restrictions may have to be reintroduced if reservoir levels reduce to critical levels.

Emergency Telephone Numbers

Additional emergency lines from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. :

(045) 431300, 431364, 486121, 486122

Out of hours emergency number 1890 500 333

Naas Town Council,

Telephone 045 - 980990

Athy Town Council

Telephone: 059- 8634534

Kildare Water Tankers updated 31 December

As per yesterday, just in case you read this instead of the official website of KCC, here's the link to the locations for the tankers today 31 December 2010.

Water Tanker Update Friday 31st Dec.

Kildare County Council

Water Tanker Rota/Standpipe Locations for Friday 31st December

Location Time

Athy Coneyboro 8am-10am

3pm- 5pm

Ballyroe 3pm-5pm

Celbridge At Tesco 11.30am-2pm

Derrinturn 11am- 2pm

Leixlip Captains Hill 2.30pm-5pm

Sallins Entrance to Waterways Development 9am - 11am

Naas Rathasker & Carraig Oscair Standpipe 10am - 12noon

Millenium Roundabout/Sallins Road/Oldtown. Commencing at 10am

Monread Heights from 11am- 11.30am approx. (followed by Rathasker/Carraig Oscair finishing at Arconagh.

1) Tankers may be moved from time to time to meet the needs of areas not shown above.

2) A standpipe water supply will be available at the rear of the County Council Offices, Newbridge Road, Naas. 1pm - 6pm

Emergency Telephone Numbers

Additional emergency lines from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. :

(045) 431300, 431364, 486121, 486122

Out of hours emergency number 1890 500 333

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Kildare Water Tankers updated 30 December

Kildare Co. Co. has updated their water tanker location page for Athy, Celbridge, Derrinturn, Leixlip, and Naas for today, Thursday 30 December. You should be getting to the Council's own website before you get here, but just in case, this is my public service bit!

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Water supply in Kildare

Just a quick note to say that Kildare Co. Co. have announced, like many other counties, that water supply pressure throughout the county will be reduced overnight, from approx. 6pm Tuesday to 10am Wednesday. Further info here.

Friday, June 05, 2009

Did vote in the end.

But that said, it was more down to my knowing that if I didn't, I'd feel guilty tomorrow. This was the first time in the what, 11 years I've been registered that I haven't been particularly interested in it. Yes, of course, it's "only" the local elections and european (whatever happens there) parliament elections, but I was very, very close to apathy this time.

I did vote though, and I'm glad I did, because voting's important. Didn't give everyone a preference this time either, as many of the candidates hadn't been to see me, nor sent their leaflet to the house, so they were automagically out.

It was busy down the polling station, but I suspect that that's an indication of the level of anger that the public feel towards the government parties (FF and Greens), and a desire to oust them - though local government doesn't take any power from the Dáil, it may allow the populace to make a strong statement. I suppose we'll see in a couple of days!