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Customers in Wexford town set to enjoy improved water quality and supply - Vimarsana News

Customers in Wexford town set to enjoy improved water quality and supply

Sixty households across Wexford are set to be connected to a new water mains.

Kerry town can grow again as works finally start on Kenmare's €25m wastewater treatment plant - Vimarsana News

Kerry town can grow again as works finally start on Kenmare's €25m wastewater treatment plant

After a three decade wait, good news is now on the horizon for Kenmare town with the announcement this week that works have commenced on the upgrade of the Kenmare Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Kerry town can grow again as works finally start on Kenmare's €25m treatment plant - Vimarsana News

Kerry town can grow again as works finally start on Kenmare's €25m treatment plant

After a three decade wait, good news is now on the horizon for Kenmare town with the announcement this week that works have commenced on the upgrade of the Kenmare Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Uisce Eireann to replace ageing backyard water pipes, improving the supply for 125 homes in Dungarvan - Vimarsana News

Uisce Eireann to replace ageing backyard water pipes, improving the supply for 125 homes in Dungarvan

Homes in St Thomas Street, Fitzgerald’s Terrace, St Brigid Terrace, St Martin’s Terrace (cul-de-sac), Keating Street and Mitchell Street will benefit from a mor...

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Wicklow County Council saves 500,000 litres of water per day as leak found in Bray - Vimarsana News

Wicklow County Council saves 500,000 litres of water per day as leak found in Bray

Some 500,000 litres of water has been saved in Bray, following the detection of a major leak on Kilcroney Lane, with the daily savings equating to enough water to supply the entire population of Rathnew for one day.