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The upgrade works are expected to be complete by spring 2025
Close to 12,000 customers in Tipperary will benefit from a €10m upgrade to a County Tipperary water treatment plant, with works now underway.
Uisce Éireann says that the significant upgrade of Goatenbridge Water Treatment Plant will be welcomed by communities in Ardfinnan, Newcastle and Cahir and surrounding areas.
In partnership with Tipperary County Council, Uisce Éireann is upgrading the treatment process at the plant to secure water supply from the plant, ensuring water supplied by the Ardfinnan Regional Water Supply is in compliance with drinking water regulations.
These significant works involve the installation of new chambers and mixers, the upgrade of existing chemical dosing systems and storage, new and upgraded filter controls, new sludge storage and treatment facilities, the replacement of existing electrical panels and the installation of a new generator.
Ian O’Neill, Uisce Éireann said: “This project is critical to guarantee the delivery of safe, clean drinking water to homes and businesses served by the Ardfinnan Regional Public Water Supply, while ensuring compliance with drinking water regulations.
“This upgrade project at Goatenbridge Water Treatment Plant reflects Uisce Éireann’s commitment to the efficient delivery of critical infrastructure in order to support communities across Tipperary”.
The works are being carried out on behalf of Uisce Éireann by Glanua and are expected to be complete by spring 2025.
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