ESB to reinstate Longford power plant 3 months after it closed over environmental concerns

The ESB is to return Lough Ree power plant in Co. Longford to service.

Sun, 22 Sep, 2019 - 13:55

Digital Desk staff

The ESB is to return Lough Ree power plant in Co. Longford to service.

The plant in Lanesborough closed in July after concerns were raised by the Environmental Protection Agency over hot water discharge into the River Shannon.

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