Improvement works at the Enfield Wastewater Treatment Plant in Co Meath have been completed.
Irish Water invested €50,000 to improve the quality of the treated discharges that are returned to the Blackwater River.
The investment in the plant will help to ensure it is compliant with EU Urban Wastewater Directives.
Padraig Farrell, Capital Programmes Lead for the East and Midlands Region said: "The investment to upgrade the Mohill Road sewer network has reduced the risk of local flooding during times of storms. Due to the combination of storm drainage in the sewers, this resulted in the Drumlish Wastewater Treatment Plant overloading during times of heavy rainfall. This upgrade will also help the efficiency of the wastewater treatment plant."
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