Irish Water Urging People To Conserve Water During Heatwave
Water restriction measures have been in place overnight as supply struggles to meet demand during the heatwave.
Irish Water lowered the pressure in the Greater Dublin Area while 100 supply schemes around the country including Cork have been identified as being at risk.
Temperatures reached a high of 32 degrees at Shannon Airport yesterday - with more hot weather expected today.
Irish Water say they're monitoring the situation and are urging people to conserve water.
The utility's Kate Gannon says most people are trying their best:
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