Callary Street and Convent Road were flooded with raw sewage last weekend.
Wastewater works on an Offaly town need to be fast tracked as soon as possible according to Fine Gael
Deputy John Clendennen says that severe flooding in Tullamore caused by heavy rain last weekend was a freak accident in how quickly it happened.
Raw sewage flooded the areas of Callary Street and Convent Road in the town over the weekend.
Uisce Éireann say site investigation works started in August and will continue for the coming months.
The Offaly rep says it's on his list to bring to Government:
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