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Irish Water, in partnership with Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown and Wicklow County Councils, continues
Kevin Love, Regional Asset Operations Lead at Irish Water said, “Investigations continue into the likely cause of the taste and odour issues and we are looking into possible changes in raw water characteristics caused by reduced lake level and
Kevin added: “Customers may continue to experience some temporary discolouration of water and odour issues because of the works at Vartry Water Treatment Plant last week, which will continue to improve over the coming days.

Vartry 18SEPT22
ollowing an enquiry from a Guide reader about the taste of soil from
their drinking water, we got in touch with Irish Water.
And fair play, they got right back to us…
Irish Water wishes to advise that some homes and businesses in Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown and North County Wicklow may continue to experience some slight taste and odour issues with their water supply as the network returns to normal following a recent supply interruption at Vartry Water Treatment Plant.

Vartry Water Treatment Plant
ollowing an enquiry from a Guide reader about the taste of soil from
their drinking water, we got in touch with Irish Water.

to monitor the situation as water flows are expected to return to normal over the coming days as water flows to full capacity through the network.
seasonal changes as we move from Summer to Autumn.”
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I cut flowers to take to a show in the UK on the 14th Sept. I used the outside tap to fill the containers. After 30 minutes some of the flowers had petals drooping. Thinking there was an issue with the flowers I hastily replaced them only to find the new flowers were suffering the same fate. All water containers were refilled from the immersion tank and they survived. However I retained one pint glass of the outside tap water which took a week to settle and now has a brown scum on the bottom. Irish water could elaborate a little better on what is currently happening. They are somewhat economical with the information. How could flowers just collapse after 30 minutes. No doubt someone has an answer.