Boiled water notice lifted for Roscommon residents after two years

Irish Water has confirmed that thousands of Roscommon residents will no longer have to boil their drinking water.

Boiled water notice lifted for Roscommon residents after two years
Fri, 01 May, 2015 - 21:47

Irish Water has confirmed that thousands of Roscommon residents will no longer have to boil their drinking water.

Six-thousand customers in the Boyle/Ardcarne had boil notices imposed in 2013.

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