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Breaking: Do Not Drink notice issued for Fethard Public Water Supply

Due to hydrocarbon contamination of the source supplying the Fethard Public Water Supply, Irish Water and Tipperary County Council, in consultation with the HSE, have issued a Do Not Drink notice for customers supplied by this scheme. This water ...

05 Mar 2018 at 22:07

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Irish Water working to restore supply but Do Not Drink Notice remains in place for Fethard Public Water Supply

Wednesday, March 7th - Irish Water reminds customers supplied by the Fethard Public Water Supply that a Do Not Drink notice issued on Monday remains in place for entire supply. This notice was issued in order to safeguard public health ...

07 Mar 2018 at 12:24

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Tipperary water: good progress but residents on Fethard supply told to expect outages

Irish Water has said that it and its contractors are making good progress in cleaning up the Fethard Water Treatment Plant following a third party fuel spill in the River Anner on the weekend of March 3-4. Intensive cleaning of the ...

15 Mar 2018 at 08:00

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Minister Simon Coveney in Fethard and Clonmel today

Simon Coveney TD, Minister for Housing, Planning, Community & Local Government, will today visit County Tipperary for a number of engagements, beginning with the official opening of the new Fethard Water Treatment Plant. This ...

31 Mar 2017 at 10:19

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Breaking: Fethard Do Not Drink Notice will remain in effect 'for a number of weeks'

Irish Water and Tipperary County Council are working to return a supply of mains water to the majority of customers on the Fethard Regional Water Supply for sanitary use only over the coming days. The mains water will be ...

07 Mar 2018 at 17:14

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Fethard water update: Irish Water reveal tanker locations

Irish Water has announced the locations of water tankers that will supply residents on the contaminated Fethard water supply scheme. The tankers are available in the following locations: Gortnahoe Ballysloe Glengoole ...

06 Mar 2018 at 13:47

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Do Not Drink notice has been lifted for Fethard Water Supply Scheme

Irish Water stated this afternoon that it is pleased to confirm that the Do Not Drink notice which has been in place for the Fethard Water Supply Scheme has now been lifted with immediate effect following the ...

28 Mar 2018 at 16:26

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New multi-million water treatment plant opens in Fethard

A new multi-million euro water treatment facility was officially opened by Minister for Housing and Local Government Simon Coveney in Fethard today. The Fethard Water Supply Scheme development is part of a ...

31 Mar 2017 at 16:32

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Fethard water update: Irish Water resumes production but Do Not Drink notice still in place

Irish Water has completed an intensive cleaning of Fethard Water Treatment Plant following a third party fuel spill in the River Anner on the weekend of March 3-4 and production at the plant has now been ...

24 Mar 2018 at 23:29

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Fethard water supply contamination - Do Not Drink warning still in force

Irish Water and Tipperary County Council are reminding customers on the Fethard Regional Water Supply Scheme that, as a partial water supply returns over the weekend, the Do Not Drink Notice will remain ...

09 Mar 2018 at 17:09

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Tipperary Water - Do not drink warning for Fethard Public Water Supply remains in place

Irish Water and our contractors are making good progress in cleaning up the Fethard Water Treatment Plant following a third party fuel spill in the River Anner on the weekend of March 3-4. Intensive ...

15 Mar 2018 at 12:14

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