Council to spend €1m on ‘odour control’ filters

DUBLIN City Council is installing a set of “odour-control” filters at the €300 million wastewater treatment plant in Ringsend to combat foul smells emanating from it.

Fri, 21 May, 2004 - 01:00
Paul O’Brien

It is the council’s latest attempt to rectify odour problems which have been ongoing since the plant opened last June.

The new odour-control filters will cost around €1 million and should be up and running by the end of June.

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