A series of improvements works have commenced on the sewer network in Shannon, Co Clare, as part of the town's ongoing development.
The €2.1 million work will address the structural defects in the wastewater networks which will significantly reduce the likelihood of sewer collapses and blockages and reduce potential sewer flooding and odour issues.
Irish Water and Clare County Council are carrying out the work using non-dig technology to reduce impact and disruption.
The network will be cleaned and surveyed before upgrades take place on 7km of sewers.
Eunan Canavan of Irish Water said: "This project represents an investment of €2.1 million in Shannon town. A sewer network that is fit for purpose is essential in order to support business and social development and these works will facilitate ongoing growth. Once the works are completed the performance level of the sewer network in the town will be significantly improved."
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