Good water quality in our rivers, lakes, estuaries and coastal waters is a precious resource for everyone in the community. The Carrigrohid Lake Catchment in particular is one of 190 areas prioritised for focused water quality action by the Local Authority Waters Programme. We will be visiting the catchment later this autumn and will be Read More…
Online Community Information Meeting for the Ogeen River Catchment
Good water quality in our rivers, lakes, estuaries and coastal waters is a precious resource for everyone in the community. The Ogeen Catchment in particular is one of 190 areas prioritised for focused water quality action by the Local Authority Waters Programme. We will be visiting the catchment later this autumn and will be working Read More…
Online Community Information Meeting for the Keel and Foherish River Catchments
Good water quality in our rivers, lakes, estuaries and coastal waters is a precious resource for everyone in the community. The Keel and Foherish River Catchments in particular are one of 190 areas prioritised for focused water quality action by the Local Authority Waters Programme. We will be visiting the catchment later this autumn and Read More…
What’s happening in the Owenavorragh River Catchment
An online community information meeting will be held:Tuesday 22nd September 2020 @ 7.30pm via Zoom Water quality in the Owenavorragh River is not as good as it could be. So, you are invited to an online community information meeting to discuss how we can make improvements in water quality in your local rivers. This is Read More…
What’s happening in the Blackwater (Longwood) Catchment?
An online community information meeting will be held Wednesday 9th September 2020 @ 7.30pm via Zoom The Local Authority Waters Programme will be working in the Blackwater (Longwood) Catchment later this autumn, carrying out assessments on the river to identify water quality issues and ways to remedy them. We will be engaging with the local Read More…
What’s happening in the Lickeen Lake & the Ballymacraven River, North Clare
Lickeen Lake and the Ballymacraven River in North Clare is one of 190 Prioritised Areas for Action (PAA) for focused water quality improvements. LAWPRO will be visiting the catchment later this year and will be working with the public, state agencies and the agricultural and forestry sectors to address water quality issues. LAWPRO encourages local Read More…
What’s happening in the Carrigaholt (Moyarta) River Catchment, West Clare
The Carrigaholt (Moyarta) River Catchment in West Clare forms one of 190 Prioritised Areas for Action (PAA) for focused water quality improvements. LAWPRO will be visiting the catchment later this year and will work with the public, state agencies and the agricultural and forestry sectors to address water quality issues. LAWPRO encourages local people to Read More…
What’s happening in the Boora Catchment?
We will be working in the Boora Catchment later this summer, carrying out assessments on the river to identify water quality issues and ways to remedy them. We will be engaging with the local community and all relevant stakeholders to find solutions. Normally we would hold face to face meetings with the local community but Read More…
Community Information Meeting – Lower River Nanny Catchment
This is a community information meeting about the Lower River Nanny catchment. LAWPRO will present proposed work plans for assessing water quality in the catchment. There will be opportunity for questions and comments. If you would like to submit information beforehand please email amcgrath@lawaters.ie Register for this Meeting Aug 26, 2020 07:30 PM in Dublin
What’s happening in the Clooneigh catchment?
The Clooneigh catchment is one of 6 catchments in County Roscommon prioritised to protect and restore our water quality.