Cork communities asked for their views on the health of local rivers

Waters of LIFE is an EU-funded project trialling water quality measures that work for local communities. 
The project is gathering local knowledge and developing an action plan for both areas. Water quality solutions identified will be used to feed into future national and EU policy.

The project is gathering local knowledge and developing an action plan for both areas. Water quality solutions identified will be used to feed into future national and EU policy.

Residents of two key river catchment areas in Co Cork are being invited to share their views on the health of local rivers.

Kilbrin Village Hub will host an open consultation on the local Awbeg and Ketragh rivers while Courtbrack Community Centre is the venue for drop-ins about the Shournagh sub-catchment.

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