The works to Ballyroan plant will start on August 18th and last for a full year.
A major upgrade to a wastewater treatment plant in Laois is set to start next Monday.
Uisce Eireann is confirming that a 1 point five million euro upgrade on the Ballyroan plant will start on the 18th August, and is expected to be completed next year.
Works which include delivery of a new tank, new pumps, and a new operating control panel are taking place solely on the site, with no local road delays or disruption to local water supply expected.
Uisce Eireann's Wastewater Senior Portfolio Delivery Manager Michael Tinsley says it will improve the current capacity issues in the area:
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