People in Dublin asked to conserve water and check for leaks following recent cold snap
Irish Water said there has been a spike in demand in recent days due to sub-zero temperatures.
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Irish Water said there has been a spike in demand in recent days due to sub-zero temperatures.
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Irish Water is appealing to the public to conserve water where possible.
Irish Water has asked the public to conserve water where possible during the hot weather.
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