Work is almost complete the €50 million project to upgrade the wastewater infrastructure for Ramelton, Milford and Rathmullan.
In early 2025 Uisce Éireann will have put an end to the discharge of raw sewage into the Leannan Estuary, Lough Swilly and Maggie's Burn.
The works safeguard the environment, however they will support social and economic development allowing the communities of Ramelton, Milford and Rathmullan to thrive.
At this stage, the construction team has completed much of the new sewer pipelines, underground wastewater storage tanks and associated pump houses.
Significant progress has also been made on the construction of the Tirroddy Wastewater Treatment Plant with the mechanical and electrical fit out ongoing.
Works to finalise the project will continue over the coming months with Uisce Éireann’s Portfolio Manager Paul Fallon looking forward to delivering this beneficial project for the coastal communities.
"With an investment of approximately €100 million in wastewater projects around Donegal, we are dedicated to providing state of the art wastewater services and infrastructure for both present and future generations. Our focus for Ramelton, Milford and Rathmullan is eliminating untreated wastewater discharge into the local waterways to protect the local environmental and of course provide infrastructure that will stand the test of time.
"I extend my heartfelt thanks to the communities of Ramelton, Milford, and Rathmullan for their patience and support as we deliver this monumental project."
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