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1 June 2020
Water Conservation Order ‘increasingly likely’ as demand for water soars and drought conditions prevail
Handwashing and hygiene remain critically important
- Please choose handwashing over power washing
- Domestic water usage increased by an average of 20%
- Increase in commercial demand as businesses reopen
29 May 2020
Works continue to locate and repair burst water main in Mullagh
Repairs to be completed by 8pm tomorrow, May 30
- Areas affected: Lisnahederna, Crossbane,
- Killiter, Mullagh Village and surrounding areas
- Repairs expected to be completed by 8pm
22 May 2020
Irish Water launches advice for businesses re-opening premises
Launch of new section to help ensure internal water and wastewater systems are made safe
- Tips to bring systems and devices back into use
- Issued listed relating to un-used water in buildings
- Working to maintain a safe & reliable public water supply
12 May 2020
Public urged to choose handwashing over powerwashing as domestic water usage increases by an average of 20%
Households are using an additional 24 litres of water per person per day
- Important to follow HSE guidance on hand-washing
- Appealing to prioritise handwashing over powerwashing
- View our video for tips on how to conserve
5 May 2020
675 people in Ballyhaise, Co Cavan now have safe drinking water
Ballyhaise public water supply removed from Remedial Action List
- Disinfection performance was improved
- Six schemes remain on RAL in Cavan
- Working to remove remaining schemes from RAL
27 April 2020
Parts of Cavan town will experience water outages following a burst water main
Supply has been impacted as a result of a burst water main on Farnham Road
- Properties from McCarrons factory to the hospital impacted
- Alternative water supply on Farnham Road 28 April from 9am
- Repairs expected to be completed on Tuesday evening
8 April 2020
Pesticide exceedances/detections continue across the country this year
Farmers and other users reminded to use best practice when spraying
- Improper use means pesticides can end up in drinking water
- Regulations for pesticides are very stringent
- Basic steps for reducing pesticide risks
31 March 2020
Irish Water defers the introduction of new business charges to support businesses during the Covid 19 emergency
New framework was due to come into effect on 1 May 2020
- Situation is to be reviewed in the coming months
- We will keep businesses and their representative groups up to date
- We will continue to work with businesses who have been impacted
16 March 2020
Irish Water Statement On COVID-19 Response
Crisis Management Team has been meeting over the past few weeks to prepare for issues arising from the COVID-19 outbreak
- Aiming to ensure the safety and well-being of staff
- Securing the consistent quality and supply of drinking water
- Maintaining wastewater services on the public network
12 March 2020
Ballyjamesduff customers may experience water outage today while emergency repairs are carried out at treatment plant
Possible reduced pressure and/or a water outage today for Ballyjamesduff customers
- Mechanical issue at water treatment plant
- Works estimated completion time - 11pm, 12 March
- Restoration time 2-3 hours