Two month long boil water notice lifted in O’Briensbridge
A TWO MONTH boil water notice has finally been lifted in O’Briensbridge.
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.
*Michael Mahon, Brid Dinan, Caroline Ryan, Michael Kelleher and Michael Leahy. Photograph: John Mangan HERMITAGE RESIDENTS have been left downbeat with the quality of works undertaken in the vicinity which they feel have downgraded the area.
AGED and damaged water mains along the main street of Clonlara are to be upgraded.
*Photograph: John Mangan STATUTORY PROCESSES have been blamed by Uisce Éireann in stalling the pace at which it can roll out wastewater improvements across the county and has said its current programme of works in the county is a quarter of a billion euro but works on construction of a new plant in Lahinch will …
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*Patrick Blake and his wife Eilish beside him. Photograph: Eamon Ward HOPES FOR a growth in Liscannor’s population and available services is growing following the addition of a €7m wastewater treatment plant.
A €7M investment has resulted in the addition of a new wastewater treatment plant in Liscannor.