Investigation after 'uncontrolled release' at wastewater plant in North Cork

Uisce Éireann has launched an investigation after an 'uncontrolled release' at a north Cork wastewater treatment plant, amid claims that raw sewage entered a river used by freshwater anglers
The utility said an investigation is under way into the incident at Carrignavar Wastewater Treatment Plant, which is believed to have occurred on July 25. Stock picture

The utility said an investigation is under way into the incident at Carrignavar Wastewater Treatment Plant, which is believed to have occurred on July 25. Stock picture

Uisce Éireann has confirmed an "uncontrolled release" from a wastewater treatment plant in North Cork, following claims that raw sewage was discharged into a river popular with freshwater anglers.

The utility said an investigation is under way into the incident at Carrignavar Wastewater Treatment Plant, which is believed to have occurred on July 25.

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