Boil Water Notice Issued In Cork

A boil water notice has been put in place to protect Irish Water customers supplied by the Killavullen Public Water Supply.

The notice has been issued due to high levels of turbidity in the borehole supply causing the Killavullen Water Treatment Plant to shut down. The notice affects approximately 810 people supplied by the Killavullen Public Water Supply.


Irish Water and Cork County Council continue to work to rectify the issues at Killavullen Water Treatment Plant with a view to lifting the notice as quickly and as safely as possible. In the meantime, all customers on this supply are advised to boil their water before use until further notice.

Irish Water's Operations Lead, Pat Britton said: "Public health is Irish Water's number one priority and we appreciate the impact that this notice will have on the community in Killavullen. However, the restriction has been put in place to protect our consumers. Irish Water and Cork County Council are working tirelessly to resolve the issues affecting the plant and lift the boil water notice early as it safe to do so."