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16/02/2016
Irish Water To Invest €3.5m In Mid Kerry Upgrades
Irish Water has announced an investment of €3.5 million to upgrade the water distribution network of mid Kerry.
In partnership with Kerry County Council, the work includes the replacement of almost 20km of water mains that have been subject to frequent bursts. The water mains replacement work will benefit customers across mid Kerry by significantly improving the security of the water supply, reducing leakage and increasing water pressure to homes and businesses.
Regional Information Officer with Irish Water, Aisling Buckley, said: "Irish Water is investing €3.5 million to upgrade almost 20km of water mains right across the mid Kerry region. This investment will ensure customers in the area will have a more reliable and secure water supply. Providing a safe and secure water supply for the communities in mid Kerry is a key objective for Irish Water."
(MH/LM)
In partnership with Kerry County Council, the work includes the replacement of almost 20km of water mains that have been subject to frequent bursts. The water mains replacement work will benefit customers across mid Kerry by significantly improving the security of the water supply, reducing leakage and increasing water pressure to homes and businesses.
Regional Information Officer with Irish Water, Aisling Buckley, said: "Irish Water is investing €3.5 million to upgrade almost 20km of water mains right across the mid Kerry region. This investment will ensure customers in the area will have a more reliable and secure water supply. Providing a safe and secure water supply for the communities in mid Kerry is a key objective for Irish Water."
(MH/LM)
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