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Boil water notice stays in Tipperary Town as Irish water utility connects new source
Uisce Éireann, Ireland's national water utility, said on 10 November that crews are connecting a new borehole to the Cordangan Water Treatment Plant in Tipperary Town. A boil water notice remains in place there because the quality of the existing boreholes keeps fluctuating. The accelerated works are expected to finish before the end of 2026, after which sampling will inform talks with the Health Service Executive (HSE) on lifting the notice.
Our readHomes and businesses in Tipperary Town should not expect the boil water notice to lift as soon as the new borehole is connected.
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