The plant provides drinking water to a population of just under 1,000 in Montpelier, Co Limerick, and Bridgetown and O’Brien’s Bridge in Co Clare.

Following consultation with the Health Service Executive the notice was lifted.

A total of 4,400 customers come under the boil water notice.

Uisce Éireann says every effort is being made to restore supply

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Justice David Holland on Thursday said Friends of the Irish Environment (FIE) should benefit from a protective costs order, which limits the legal costs a litigant is liable for in a court action.

The works will reduce bursts, improve water quality, and strengthen the resilience of the water network for local homes and businesses.

A meeting between Uisce Éireann and Meath County Council has been organised for Tuesday

Traffic management measures are in place, with gardaí on site, while Dublin Fire Brigade is assisting with flooding in the area.

Alternative water supply remains in place

There was a €2 billion improvement in the Exchequer surplus at the end of 2025 when receipts from the Apple tax ruling were excluded.

A further 1,728 complaints related to water discolouration, with 458 relating to general water quality

A boil water notice remains in place for Wexford town due to a disinfection issue at a treatment plant in Wexford

Uisce Éireann says it will take a number of hours to replenish the reservoir levels 

Uisce Éireann says every effort being made to complete this work by 8pm tonight

Repair crews are on site and have isolated the section of pipe that has burst.

The project, which is due to start this month, will replace some of the the water main supply in Stuake, Donoughmore.

Five counties have been under a status yellow snow and ice warning since midnight

A  County Roscommon woman is helping to secure Ireland’s water supply for generations to come.

The change sees builders able to develop new wastewater treatment facilities in collaboration with Uisce Éireann for smaller housing developments of up to 40 homes

Notice has been lifted following consultation with HSE

An investigation established that contractors working on a roof at the facility had spilled a bituminous product which entered the raw water sumps via a roof gully

The facility provides drinking water to a population of almost 144,000 in Cork city and the wider Cork Harbour area

Burst water main causing problems

All customers on the Castlerea Public Water Supply Scheme are advised to boil their water before use until further notice.

The decision was taken on Friday night following consultation with the Health Service Executive (HSE).

The smell has led to the closure of the local park for 27 years

Customers are being urged to conserve water as reservoirs replenish

Uisce Éireann said that despite recent rainfall, water levels remain critically low in some areas

This upgrade will increase production capacity by approximately 70%

To date over 250,000 people have signed up to the service, and are benefiting from up-to-the-minute information about their water supply.

Customers are being asked to conserve water and protect supply

Uisce Éireann is appealing to all customers, regardless of whether their supply is affected by a hosepipe ban, to be mindful of their water usage.

Simon Harris also said every part of the state needs to treat the housing crisis as an emergency.

Images from the European Union's Copernicus satellite show a difference in vegetation near Nenagh in Co Tipperary

Supplies in many parts of County Roscommon running low

On Wednesday, Mr Justice David Nolan adjourned the injunction application relating to protests outside Ryevale House in Leixlip with liberty to re-enter.

The ban will prohibit the use of garden hosepipes for non-essential purposes

A road closure will be necessary to facilitate the works

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The notice was issued last Saturday

4,400 customers are impacted by the notice

Minister for Housing and Local Government James Browne will update the Cabinet on Tuesday on the urgent actions to be taken by Uisce Eireann, including the purchase of the new generators.