Work is continuing in Donegal to secure high quality water supplies for over 45,000 people. Irish Water is progressing projects which will see the removal of 12 water supplies in Co Donegal from the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Remedial Action List (RAL). Irish Water has prioritised a programme of works to ensure their removal for the […]
Drought in Donegal?
Irish Water asks consumers living in Co. Donegal to conserve water and minimise water usage for the foreseeable future. The demand is due to the unseasonable dry weather conditions, where records indicate that April 2017 has been the driest April experienced for 67 years. Irish Water and Donegal County Council are continuing to look for […]
Pat the Cope Gallagher: “Irish Water a failed entity”
DEPUTY Pat the Cope Gallagher has supported the Fianna Fail position of abolishing Irish Water and the immediate abolition of water charges..
€18.4 million investment in wastewater infrastructure
Irish Water has announced contract signing for €18.4m investment in wastewater infrastructure in Killybegs, Bundoran, Glencolumbkille and Convoy.
Glenties and Moville residents deny meter installers attacked or threatened
TWO residents from Glenties and Moville have denied that men installing meters on behalf of Irish Water (IW) were threatened or intimidated in their respective areas.
Threats and intimidation halt water meter installation
THREATS and intimidation by water protesters have been blamed for the loss of 50 jobs across Donegal this week.
Donegal’s LA Woman voices support for Irish Water Protest
A WELL-KNOWN Los Angeles-based Donegal woman has voiced her support for today’s Irish Water Protest.
Video: ‘An Ode to Irish Water’ by Fergus Cleary
Well-known Convoy man Fergus Cleary has written ‘An Ode To Irish Water’
Donegal Irish colleges ‘not in favour of water charges’
MNÁ TÍ and Irish colleges across West Donegal are unanimous in their view that they are ‘not in favour of water charges of any kind’.
Cllr McMonagle voices anger with Irish Water executives
LETTERKENNY Sinn Féin County Councillor Gerry McMonagle has described yesterday’s meeting with Irish Water as a ‘heated engagement’ during which councillors vented the frustration of the people of the county.