Why is our water supply system so precarious?
A new EPA report highlights a range of failures and points the finger at Irish Water
Q&A: What Ireland’s exceptional drought means for our water supply
What you need to know as the State faces its second hosepipe ban in two years
Got a moment? Help research into life under Covid-19 restrictions
From attitudes to eating habits, online surveys are looking for information during lockdown
Delays in Clonshaugh water plant will impact Ringsend – specialist
Legal challenge to project likely to see additional sewage discharges into Dublin Bay
Irish waterways damaged by nitrates, phosphates and algae, survey finds
Pollution a problem as citizen scientists sample rivers, lakes and canals in WaterBlitz
Waterblitz asks citizen scientists to analyse Dublin freshwater
Project aims to build a picture of the quality of freshwater around the capital
Getting the measure of chemicals in the environment
Research Lives: Dr Jenny Lawler, head of the Membrane and Environmental Technologies Group and assistant professor at DCU school of biotechnology
Can science solve Ireland’s water problem?
Academic researchers, with the help of the public, are providing valuable data on water quality but say it is vital that policy-makers get involved to bring about necessary change
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