€12m water treatment plant to aid town’s development

Irish Water has sanctioned a new €12m waste water treatment plant which will enhance an east Cork town’s potential for further industrial and residential development.

€12m water treatment plant to aid town’s development
Tue, 04 Nov, 2014 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

Cork County Council’s planning policy unit envisages up to 4,000 homes could be built in Carrigtwohill by 2020 and the IDA has also targeted the town as a hub for industrial development.

Some companies had to put expansion plans on hold because of current sewage treatment plant limitations.

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