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Enough raw sewage entering Ireland's waterways daily 'could fill three Olympic-size swimming pools', warns EPA - Vimarsana News

Enough raw sewage entering Ireland's waterways daily 'could fill three Olympic-size swimming pools', warns EPA

The public’s health is at risk and nature is being damaged because more than half the country’s sewage is released into rivers and coastal waters without proper treatment.

Utility company acknowledges discharges of raw sewage 'completely unacceptable' - Vimarsana News

Utility company acknowledges discharges of raw sewage 'completely unacceptable'

The Environmental Protection Agency has expressed concern about the risk to public health.

Laois Nationalist — Sewage flowing into Irish waterways could 'fill three Olympic swimming pools' every day - Vimarsana News

Laois Nationalist — Sewage flowing into Irish waterways could 'fill three Olympic swimming pools' every day

Environmental Protection Agency cites 'poor management practices' at treatment plants as examples of the problem…

Kildare Nationalist — Sewage flowing into Irish waterways could 'fill three Olympic swimming pools' every day - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Sewage flowing into Irish waterways could 'fill three Olympic swimming pools' every day

Environmental Protection Agency cites 'poor management practices' at treatment plants as examples of the problem…

Raw sewage entering Ireland's waterways daily 'could fill three Olympic-size swimming pools', warns EPA - Vimarsana News

Raw sewage entering Ireland's waterways daily 'could fill three Olympic-size swimming pools', warns EPA

The public’s health is at risk and nature is being damaged because more than half the country’s sewage is released into rivers and coastal waters without proper treatment.