It follows a spike in demand during the warm weather.
Irish Water is urging people to cut down on their water usage as the utility is seeing a spike in demand during the warm weather.
It's recommending simple steps like shorter showers or reusing household water for the garden to help conserve supplies.
The utility company is also asking the public to report any leaks.
Head of Asset Operations with Irish Water, Tom Cuddy, says supplies are low:
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