Water mains replacement works will begin in Kilbeggan at the start of November.
People living in a Westmeath village are facing traffic disruption for the next six months.
Uisce Eireann will begin water mains replacement works in Kilbeggan at the start of November.
The semi-state utility will be installing new piping to address persistent bursts and leaks on the Dublin Road from the Inver Filling Station to the village's national school.
The works will also take place from Coola Mill, along the R389, through Main Street, and on to the Tullamore Road as far as the Seber House B&B.
A traffic management system will be in place for the duration of the project which is expected to be complete by the end of April next year.
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