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<p>The catchments of the Munster Blackwater and river Araglen, in north Cork, are among the pearl mussel's remaining habitats. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

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Donal Hickey: Sewage pollution and the pearl mussel
Once widespread, they are now found in very few catchments. Ireland is believed to have almost half of Europe’s pearl mussel population, with the Blackwater catchment accounting for a sizeable portion of that
<p>Donal Hickey: "The number of towns and villages discharging raw sewage daily has reduced from 29 to 16 since the start of 2023. And now is the time for work on the remainder when Government coffers are flush and urgent action is so obviously needed."</p>

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Low water levels in rivers and lakes bring danger of fish kills
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Irish Water fails to meet targets for responding to complaints
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'Foul odours will increase' if Clonakility plant allowed to import liquid sludge 
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Northern Ireland’s waste water being tested to track Covid-19 cases
Northern Ireland’s waste water is being tested to track cases of Covid-19.

Wed, 26 May, 2021

Irish Water to upgrade sewer network in Dublin’s North Docklands
Irish Water to upgrade sewer network in Dublin’s North Docklands

Irish Water is to spend more than €1.3m on Dublin's North Docklands to upgrade the sewer network.

Mon, 18 Feb, 2019

Irish Water seeking approval for €500m wastewater scheme in Dublin
Irish Water seeking approval for €500m wastewater scheme in Dublin

Irish Water has said it is hopeful that it will get approval for a major new wastewater scheme for Dublin.

Wed, 20 Jun, 2018

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