Water supply disruption this week to Clare community
THERE will be disruption to water supply in a Clare community this week as part of essential improvement work.
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THERE will be disruption to water supply in a Clare community this week as part of essential improvement work.
Photo: Irish Water/Clive Wasson Irish Water, working in partnership with Clare County Council, is carrying out water main improvement work between Mullagh and Milltown Malbay. This work involves the installation of 4.7km of new water main to replace old mains which were bursting frequently. This will result in a more secure and reliable water supplies for local residents and businesses as well as a number of Group Water Schemes supplied from the public mains. This works got underway in October and are expected to be completed by the end of June. In order to progress this essential work, there...
South Circular Road, Dublin and formerly of Moyglass, Mullagh, Co. Clare. Peacefully, on May 10th, surrounded by her loving family in the care of Mowlam Nursing Home, Ennis, Co. Clare. Sadly missed by her sisters Maureen, Pauline and Eta, brother T.J., sister in law Olive, brother in law Brendan, nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews, relatives, neighbours and friends. CONTINUE READING BELOW Reposing at Brendan and Eta McMahon’s residence, Cloonlaheen, Mullagh. A private family funeral Mass will take place at St Mary’s Church, Mullagh, this Wednesday, 12th May, at 12 noon, follow...
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