Normal water supply returning to parts of North & East Clare
NORMAL water supply is returning to parts of North and East Clare following bursts in recent days.
NORMAL water supply is returning to parts of North and East Clare following bursts in recent days.
It has been a busy start to 2024 for Uisce Éireann crews in County Clare as an important project to improve water supply to homes and businesses gets underway.
Uisce Éireann has pleaded guilty to two water pollution charges in connection with a ‘fish kill’ that occurred downstream of an Uisce Éireann water treatment plant in north Clare last May. In the case before Ennis District Court, solicitor for prosecuting authority in the case, Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI), Kevin Sherry said that Uisce Éireann is pleading guilty to permitting deleterious matter to go into …
UISCE Éireann has apologised to customers for “failures” in relation to water treatment at O’Briensbridge. An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) audit this week revealed that people in the East Clare village were exposed to inadequately disinfected water for 12 months before a boil notice was put in place last August, a notice which was lifted …
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Uisce Éireann, is working to restore normal water supply to customers in County Clare who have been affected by a recent power outage caused by Storm Debi. The power disruption may result in lower-than-normal water pressure and intermittent water outages for customers supplied by Bellharbour Public Water Supply and Carron Public Water Supply this afternoon. …
A TWO MONTH boil water notice has finally been lifted in O’Briensbridge.
*Doonbeg. LEAKS are putting the people of Doonbeg at “breaking point,” a West Clare councillor has claimed.
*Photograph: John Mangan O’BRIENSBRIDGE, Bridgetown and Montpelier remain under a boil water notice, which was first issued over a month ago.
*Denis Vaughan, Neil Thomas, Kate O Hanlon, Su Powell, Aloma McKkai, Gordon Baylor and Cllr Shane Talty at Saturday’s rally. Photograph: John Mangan ORGANISERS OF A POORLY attended rally aimed at highlighting the water quality in North Clare have said their campaign is only in its infancy.
A BOIL WATER notice has been issued for O’Briensbridge, Bridgetown, Montpellier and surrounding villages.