Another few metres of cement and the pavement would have looked so well.
A shoddy job and certainly no marks for Irish Water.
It's far removed from all their PR and their claim to be interested in the environment.
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Irish Water's shoddy work
Below shows how Irish Water left a pavement on completion of work installing housing for a meter.
Another few metres of cement and the pavement would have looked so well.
A shoddy job and certainly no marks for Irish Water.
It's far removed from all their PR and their claim to be interested in the environment.
Another few metres of cement and the pavement would have looked so well.
A shoddy job and certainly no marks for Irish Water.
It's far removed from all their PR and their claim to be interested in the environment.
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