Boil Water Notice Lifted For North Wicklow

Friday, 10 December 2021 18:14

By Breffni Clack

The Boil Water Notice issued on Monday, 6 December has been lifted with immediate effect.

The Boil Water Notice issued on Monday, 6 December has been lifted with immediate effect.

It was necessary to issue the Boil Water Notice as a precaution following high turbidity at a treated water reservoir at Vartry Water Treatment Plant which impacted the disinfection process.

Almost 13-thousand customers in North Wicklow were affected.

The precautionary Boil Water Notice for impacted customers in North Wicklow and Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown is lifted with immediate effect. @DubCityCouncil @dlrcc @wicklowcoco. Find out more. https://t.co/YwqUmE7b7u
— Uisce Éireann - Irish Water (@IrishWater) December 10, 2021

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