Irish Water appeals to customers in Tipperary to check for leaks and turn off taps
Irish Water is asking customers throughout Tipperary to check for leaks and help maintain supplies. In recent days Irish Water has seen a noticeable increase in water usage on the network and is reminding householders and businesses to report leaks on the public network via www.water.ie or by calling 1800 278 278. Last week’s cold snap and […]
Boil Water Notice on the Horse and Jockey Public Water Supply lifted with immediate effect
Irish Water and Tipperary County Council wishes to notify customers on the Horse and Jockey Public Water Supply that following the completion of remedial measures and the receipt of satisfactory monitoring results, the boil water notice issued on 3 September is now lifted with immediate effect. This decision follows consultation undertaken with the Health Service Executive. The […]
Irish Water reminds people to take some simple steps to protect their water supply during this freezing weather
With the cold snap expected to continue for the next few days, Irish Water is reminding customers that there are some simple steps they can take to protect against frozen pipes and bursts – and stay safe, warm and comfortable this winter. The sub-zero temperatures in recent days have increased the number of frozen water […]
Science Week Profile: Teresa Burke – Clonoulty’s own looking after our drinking water and wastewater
Irish Water is Ireland’s national regulated water utility and is responsible for providing water and wastewater services throughout Ireland. Their scientists help contribute to their mission, which is to ensure all customers receive a clean, safe, and reliable supply of drinking water and have their wastewater collected and safely returned to the environment. Teresa Burke […]
Water supply restored for all customers in Coalbrook area
Irish Water and Tipperary County Council have completed repair works following two bursts that had impacted the water supply for customers in the Coalbrook area over the last number of days. The bursts emptied the reservoir resulting in an outage for homes and businesses in the Coalbrook, Kilbraugh, Gurteen, Ballingarry, Earlshill, Tinnock and surrounding areas […]
Boil Water Notice lifted for Toomevara Area with immediate effect
Irish Water and Tipperary County Council wish to notify customers that following the completion of remedial measures, and after consulting with the HSE, the Boil Water Notice that was in place on the Tooomevara area of the Nenagh PWS is now lifted with immediate effect. All consumers in the Toomevara Area on the Nenagh Public […]
Tipperary public reminded to continue to conserve water as temperatures soar
Irish Water is asking people in Tipperary to continue to be mindful of their water usage in the coming weeks as increased demand during the warmer weather and lower-than-average rainfall levels have caused levels to drop in local water sources. Irish Water and Tipperary County Council are closely monitoring water levels in a number of […]
Boil Water Notice issued for Newport Public Water Supply with immediate effect to protect the health of customers
Issued Sunday, June 12 2022 – Following consultation with the Health Service Executive, Irish Water and Tipperary County Council have issued a Boil Water Notice for the area supplied by the Newport Public Water Supply to protect public health. The population impacted by this notice is approximately 7,321 people. This notice is being issued because […]
Reminder: Irish Water holds public webinars and seeks feedback on its draft Regional Water Resources Plan for the Eastern and Midlands Region
Irish Water’s statutory public consultation on its draft Regional Water Resources Plan for the Eastern and Midlands (RWRP-EM) Region will continue to run until 14 March 2022. The three-month public consultation began on 14 December 2021 and sets out the options for providing a more secure, reliable and sustainable water supply for 2.5 million customers […]
Vulnerability of Ireland’s drinking water supplies must be urgently addressed by Irish Water, says EPA
The quality of drinking water from public supplies is high, with over 99.7% of samples compliant with bacterial and chemical limits. At the end of 2020, 46 vulnerable water supplies – serving 1 million people – required significant works, with over half experiencing delays. Over 15,500 people were on boil water notices for longer than […]
