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Hosepipe ban across Republic of Ireland but NI avoids same precaution

Hosepipe ban across Republic of Ireland but NI avoids same precaution
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The Republic of Ireland has implemented a nationwide hosepipe ban due to low rainfall and high water demand, while Northern Ireland has opted not to follow suit. Both regions have experienced recent heatwaves, but reservoir levels in the North remain stable.

Share Save Add as preferred on Google Ralph Hewitt BBC News NI Getty Images The hosepipe ban in the Republic of Ireland is in place for the next six weeks The Republic of Ireland's water supplier is introducing a country wide five-week hosepipe ban but NI Water says it has no plans to make the same move.

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