Irish Water
Corporate brand
UnclaimedIrish national water utility company, also known as Uisce Éireann.
Last updated November 4, 2026
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Overview
Irish Water (Uisce Éireann) is Ireland's national water utility, established in 2013, responsible for public water supply and wastewater treatment services nationwide. The company is wholly owned by the Irish government and operates the country's water infrastructure.
History
Irish Water, also known as Uisce Éireann, was established in 2013 as Ireland's national water utility. It is wholly owned by the Irish government and is responsible for public water supply and wastewater treatment services nationwide, operating the country's water infrastructure.
- 2013
Establishment of Irish Water
Irish Water was established as Ireland's national water utility, wholly owned by the Irish government.
Products and positioning
As the single national provider of water services in Ireland.
Water utility
Water supply services
Public water supply services nationwide.
Water utility
Wastewater treatment services
Wastewater treatment services nationwide.
Controversies
2019
Irish Water fined over sewage pollution at Malahide Marina
Irish Water pleaded guilty to offences under wastewater discharge regulations after a treatment-plant malfunction led to raw sewage overflowing into Malahide Marina in 2018. The company was fined €1,500 and ordered to pay expenses and legal costs.
Recent events
- Unconfirmed
Reported
Irish Water fined over sewage pollution at Malahide Marina[1]
Irish Water pleaded guilty to offences under wastewater discharge regulations after a treatment-plant malfunction led to raw sewage overflowing into Malahide Marina in 2018. The company was fined €1,500 and ordered to pay expenses and legal costs.
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