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Relief for village as water boil notice lifted

LOCALS in a Burren village last night welcomed the lifting of a boil notice for its drinking water supply.

Thu, 16 Jun, 2011 - 01:00

Gordon Deegan

Problems with Ballyvaughan’s public water supply emerged last June when the village hosted the Tour of the Burren cycle race.

A boil notice has been in place since February.

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Courts Health Place: Burren Place: Ballyvaughan Person: Alan Clarke Person: Muckinish Person: Gregans Event: Tour of the Burren Organisation: Clare County Council Organisation: Ballyvaughan Public Water Supply Organisation: Newtown

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