Irish Water extends Boil Water Notice on Lough Talt Public Water Supply scheme
Irish Water, working in partnership with Sligo County Council, has extended the Boil Water Notice which was issued on February 5 2018 on Lough Talt Public Water Supply scheme until further notice following a meeting with the HSE on 28th September.
Drinking water in Ireland to comply with EU standards by 2020 - 16 years after compliance deadline
Ireland’s Environmental Protection Agency has said it expects drinking water to comply with EU standards by 2020 - 16 years after the original compliance deadline.
Irish Water progresses €320m programme to tackle THMs in drinking water
Irish Water has completed an upgrade to the Smear Water Treatment Plant. The investment at the plant included improvements to the treatment of the raw water at Lough Gowna which will assist in the reduction of Trihalomethanes (THMs) formation in the water supply.
Over 100 Irish drinking water supplies in need of remedial works, says EPA
Over 100 drinking water supplies in Ireland are in need of remedial works to avoid threat of water restrictions, according to the Irish Environment Protection Agency.
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