‘Problematic water mains’ in Cooraclare to be replaced
A section of water mains in Cooraclare are to be replaced with works commencing on Tuesday (tomorrow).
A section of water mains in Cooraclare are to be replaced with works commencing on Tuesday (tomorrow).
*O’Callaghans Mills. Photograph: John Mangan Rural communities in Clare are at risk of “dying out” with plans to dezone lands in areas without wastewater infrastructure in the upcoming County Development Plan.
Lack of progress on improvement works at the wastewater system at Cluain Ard in Kilmaley has been criticised.
Turfs up in Clare as Irish Water turns the sod on new and upgraded wastewater treatment plans for Liscannor, Kilfenora and Kilrush. Photo: Eamon Ward. An end is in sight to the water woes in Liscannor which have caused repeated beach closures at Lahinch.
Capacity of Clare’s water treatment plant is to be temporarily reduced until Monday (October 4th).
*Cllr Pat Hayes. Photograph: Ruth Griffin Lines of communication need to improve as discussions continue on the transfer of local authority workers to Irish Water.
Intermittent reductions to water supply are expected across large sections of West Clare for up to two weeks.
*Tullabrack Cross. West Clare councillors have expressed their worry that it will be some time before long-awaited water repairs in Cooraclare are completed.
A number of busy businesses in Lahinch recently availed of resources to help combat sewage related litter and wastewater system blockages in the seaside town.
A dedicated funding mechanism needs to be put in place to ensure villages in Clare have adequate, up-to-date sewerage systems, one of the county’s Oireachtas members have said.