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27/08/2014
Interim Water Treatment Plant For Castlerea 'Within Weeks'
A new interim water treatment plant is to bring to an end one of the country's longest running boil water notices.
Residents in Castlerea, Co Roscommon, have lived with a boil water notice for four years, following the discovery of the parasite, cryptosporidium.
Irish Water has announced a new interim water treatment facility will be operational for the rural scheme from November, with the wider urban scheme also covered from next May.
Described as a "fully effective water treatment plant", Irish Water say that the facility will be onsite "within weeks" and operating by November.
(MH/JP)
Residents in Castlerea, Co Roscommon, have lived with a boil water notice for four years, following the discovery of the parasite, cryptosporidium.
Irish Water has announced a new interim water treatment facility will be operational for the rural scheme from November, with the wider urban scheme also covered from next May.
Described as a "fully effective water treatment plant", Irish Water say that the facility will be onsite "within weeks" and operating by November.
(MH/JP)
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