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18/11/2021

Sewerage Scheme Underway In Cork

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Work has got underway on a €6.8 million Inchigeelagh Sewerage Scheme in Co Cork.

Under this scheme, a new wastewater treatment plant and below-ground wastewater pumping station will be built to help eliminate the discharge of untreated wastewater into the River Lee. Approximately 315m of new rising main will also be constructed to transport untreated wastewater from the pumping station to the proposed new wastewater treatment plant, along with 110m of gravity sewer to transport untreated wastewater from Cois Na Coillte to the proposed wastewater treatment plant, and a 45m long outfall pipeline to safely discharge treated wastewater to the River Lee.

Glan Agua has recently begun construction and will be delivering the project on behalf of Irish Water. The entire project is expected to take approximately 14 months to complete.

The scheme will ensure compliance with wastewater discharge regulations. It will also improve water quality in the River Lee and protect recreational waters for swimming, fishing, boating, and sightseeing; as well as protecting the integrity of the local environment. The new wastewater infrastructure will enhance local amenities and provide a platform for social and economic development.

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Speaking about the project, Anthony Kavanagh, Wastewater Regional Delivery Lead with Irish Water said: "We are looking forward to delivering this important project on behalf of the local community in Inchigeelagh. All of the new infrastructure has been sized to accommodate future population growth and the project will enhance the local environment and provide a platform for social and economic development well into the future.

"Any person or business wishing to get a new connection to public wastewater collection infrastructure must contact Irish Water. You can make a pre-connection enquiry to establish whether a connection to the public network is feasible, where the connection can be made and any associated charges. For more information please visit the Connections section of our website and Cork County Council will continue to update the local community in Inchigeelagh as we progress our work on this project."

Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr Gillian Coughlan added: "Cork County Council welcomes the commencement of this crucial project which is being progressed by Irish Water with the support of Cork County Council's Capital Team. This new Wastewater treatment Plant will help to preserve the wonderful amenity of the Lee and its hinterland while allowing for sustainable development of the thriving community in Inchigeelagh."

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