An upgraded Water Treatment Plant in Boyle, County Roscommon, has officially opened.
The plant will provide improvements in the drinking water quality for 6,000 customers in Boyle. It is the first step in an integrated programme to resolve all outstanding Boil Water Notices in Co. Roscommon in 2015. It was achieved through a dedicated prioritised programme of work and a total investment by Irish Water of €26.8m.
Work on the Boyle Ardcarne Regional Water Supply Scheme which was completed by Irish Water in December 2014, 7 months ahead of schedule, overseeing the contract secured by Roscommon County Council in late 2013. Following the required period of audit and testing by the Environment Protection Agency and the Health Services Executive, final certification of the treated drinking water supply in Boyle/Ardcarne was confirmed following a final inspection at the end of April and the boil water notice was officially lifted on 01 May.
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