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Irish Water scientist and Offaly native Charlie Coakley discusses his vital role in ensuring that our water and wastewater services are delivered in a sustainable manner as part of Science Week 2021

Offaly communities to see the benefits from Irish Water’s progress in improving wastewater infrastructure

Irish Water replacing old watermains in Tullamore to safeguard the water supply and reduce high levels of leakage for homes and businesses

Irish Water and Offaly County Council complete repairs to underground leak in

Thursday, 9 September 2021 - Irish Water working in partnership with Offaly County Council have repaired an underground leak in Pullough impacting supply to customers in Pullough and surrounding areas of Heathfield, The Back Road, The Canal Line, Derryneavy and Turraun.

Almost one million adults living in Ireland admit to regularly flushing wet wipes and other sanitary items down the toilet

Suspected crayfish plague outbreak Clodiagh (Tullamore) river, near Clonaslee, Co. Laois has been confirmed as Crayfish Plague by the Marine Institute UPDATED Monday 23rd August 6pm

The crayfish plague disease can be carried on wet equipment, so all water users (recreational users, anglers, scientific assessment/ sampling, engineering works etc) in this catchment need to put biosecurity measures in place to prevent spread of this disease and other invasive species between rivers. For more information see advice from National Biodiversity Data Centre here Crayfish plague - Biodiversity Ireland

Newtown, Rahan residents set to enjoy more reliable water supply following Irish Water mains replacement works

Irish Water progressing with essential water main replacement works in Offaly to safeguard the water supply and reduce high levels of leakage

Irish Water has saved nearly 500,000 litres of water per day in the neighbouring towns of Rhode and Croghan through leakage repair works

Offaly customers can quickly access real-time information about their water supply with new location feature on Irish Water website

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Irish Water scientist and Offaly native Charlie Coakley discusses his vital role in ensuring that our water and wastewater services are delivered in a sustainable manner as part of Science Week 2021

Offaly communities to see the benefits from Irish Water’s progress in improving wastewater infrastructure

Irish Water replacing old watermains in Tullamore to safeguard the water supply and reduce high levels of leakage for homes and businesses

Irish Water and Offaly County Council complete repairs to underground leak in

Almost one million adults living in Ireland admit to regularly flushing wet wipes and other sanitary items down the toilet

Suspected crayfish plague outbreak Clodiagh (Tullamore) river, near Clonaslee, Co. Laois has been confirmed as Crayfish Plague by the Marine Institute UPDATED Monday 23rd August 6pm

Newtown, Rahan residents set to enjoy more reliable water supply following Irish Water mains replacement works

Irish Water progressing with essential water main replacement works in Offaly to safeguard the water supply and reduce high levels of leakage

Irish Water has saved nearly 500,000 litres of water per day in the neighbouring towns of Rhode and Croghan through leakage repair works

Offaly customers can quickly access real-time information about their water supply with new location feature on Irish Water website

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