Additional funding of €650,000 has been allocated to Louth County Council by the Government to help them with sewerage and water costs, according to local Fianna Fáil Senator James Carroll.
Senator Carroll welcomed the allocation, saying that it will be used by the local authorities for help them with expenditure on sewerage treatment plans and sampling and licensing costs associated with water services.
“The Government is investing heavily in the improvement of our water and sewerage services. It is vital that we recognise the importance of maintaining and guaranteeing water quality and I am glad to see the Government prioritise this area so significantly. We are working to achieve the highest standards in water and wastewater treatment,” concluded Senator Carroll.