Clare O'Mara

I spoke to one of the gentlemen driving the truck.

He was actually filling up the water tower about an hour ago, about five past two.

And he said he's going to fill up that tower and he will end up having to come back again and refill it.

So what's in the tower is barely pushing through any of the houses.

We have so many houses in Blythorne with more being built and it's not getting into our tanks enough.

So that's why people either have no water or very, very little water pressure because there's just not enough water to go around Blythorne.

You'd want to have four or five trucks there the whole time.

And we don't even have any offers of IBCs to come out and put in some of the estates on the green so that people can come out and fill up some...

kettles or anything like that for a wash we're not being asked anything nobody's coming back to us nobody's offering anything and we're having to chase and we're having to beg for water which in this day and age is absolutely unacceptable and this is going on years this is not just a new thing this is constantly going on we've had one of the wettest winters in i don't know how long

And how, in the name of God, are we running out of water is beyond me.

It's a joke at this stage.