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Irish Water say they are attending to Kildorrery’s problems. Photo: iStock

Despite uncertainties this week over the progress of planned projects in resolving the water shortage problems in Kildorrery, Irish Water has made assurances that they are actively working to remedy the issues in the village.

At the Northern Committee meeting of Cork County Council this week, County Engineer David Keane informed those present of further delays and could not give a date when promised works would be carried out by Irish Water, saying they had ‘taken a step back’ from the issues in Kildorrery.

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