Latest: We simply don't know about the state of our pipes, says Irish Water

Latest: Irish Water admits it is unclear about the state of its pipes and says there are not enough spare parts in case of emergency.

Latest: We simply don't know about the state of our pipes, says Irish Water
Fri, 29 Sep, 2017 - 07:38

Update - 9.25am: Irish Water admits it is unclear about the state of its pipes and says there are not enough spare parts in case of emergency.

The utility company has just published a report into a mass supply failure in the North East this summer.

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