Irish Water lift boil water notice on 600,000 affected homes

Since early this morning, Fingal county council flushed the network in areas to remove remaining risks from the water network.

Irish Water lift boil water notice on 600,000 affected homes
Fri, 25 Oct, 2019 - 18:42
Juno McEnroe

Boil notices for over 600,000 homes have been lifted after tests by Irish Water concluded that there were no more threats to public health.

Since early this morning, Fingal county council flushed the network in areas to remove remaining risks from the water network.

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