30,000 threatened by water bug in Clare

Green Party Deputy Mayor of Clare Cllr Brian Meaney has said the people of Clare are set to face the same water bug outbreak affecting Galway and has accused the Government of total indifference on the issue.

30,000 threatened by water bug in Clare
Thu, 29 Mar, 2007 - 17:21

Green Party Deputy Mayor of Clare Cllr Brian Meaney has said the people of Clare are set to face the same water bug outbreak affecting Galway and has accused the Government of total indifference on the issue.

A cautionary boil notice has been in place in the county for two years, warning those with low immune systems not to drink tap water.

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