Elevated levels of lead found in Clare tap water

Elevated levels of lead were found in the tapwater of four areas of Co Clare after the local Council increased monitoring in recent weeks.

Mon, 06 Oct, 2008 - 18:50

Elevated levels of lead were found in the tapwater of four areas of Co Clare after the local Council increased monitoring in recent weeks.

Clare County Council made the discoveries in Church View in Sixmilebridge, Patrick Street in Clarecastle, and Marian Avenue and Connolly Villas in Ennis.

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Courts Water standards Place: Clare Place: Co Clare Place: Church View Place: Sixmilebridge Place: Patrick Street Place: Clarecastle Place: Marian Avenue Place: Connolly Villas Place: Ennis Person: David Timlin Person: Director Person: Timlin Organisation: Clare County Council Organisation: EPA

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