Drinking water stations for Tipperary Blueway walk
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Free water refill stations will be installed at the popular walkway in Clonmel
People walking the Blueway in Clonmel will be able to avail of two drinking water stations by the end of August.
Clonmel Borough District is in the process of providing two stations, one at Sir Thomas’ Bridge and another at the Glass Bridge, councillors heard at a recent meeting of the Clonmel Borough District..
Members of the authority were told by Adam Coffey, Executive Engineer, that planning was at an advanced stage and he hoped that once some civil work was carried out in both locations, the drinking stations would be up and running by the end of August.
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Mayor of Clonmel Cllr Siobhan Ambrose welcomed the move to provide such facilities on the Blueway, which sees many visitors and particularly will be welcome in the temperatures currently being experienced. Contactless public water refill stations are becoming a more popular feature across Ireland, a welcome move that can reduce single-use plastic waste.