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STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS. S.I. No. 681 of 2020 ________________ WATER SERVICES (NO. 2) ACT 2013 (PROPERTY VESTING DAY) (NO. 3) ORDER 2020 2 [681] S.I. No. 681 of 2020 WATER SERVICES (NO. 2) ACT 2013 (PROPERTY VESTING DAY) (NO. 3) ORDER 2020 I, DARRAGH O’BRIEN, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, in exercise of the powers conferred on me by section 12 (1) of the Water Services (No. 2) Act 2013 (No. 50 of 2013), hereby make the following order: 1. This Order may be cited as the Water Services (No. 2) Act 2013 (Property Vesting Day) (No.3) Order 2020. 2. The 31st December 2020 shall be a “property vesting day” for the purposes of section 12 of the Water Services (No. 2) Act 2013 (No. 50 of 2013). 3. On the property vesting day referred to in article 2, the property listed in the schedule to this Order, which immediately before this day was vested in a water services authority, shall stand vested in Irish Water. Notice of the making of this Statutory Instrument was published in “Iris Oifigiúil” of 5th January, 2021. [681] 3 SCHEDULE Water services Property PRAI No. Site authority type Reference Waste Bailieborough - Cavan County 1 Water Pump Lisnalee Pump CN35153F Council Station Station Wastewater Cavan County Bailieborough 2 Treatment CN35096F Council WWTP Plant Waste Bailieborough – Cavan County 3 Water Pump Woodview PS CN35186F Council Station (Bailieborough) Clare County Water Pump Ballyconnelly Pump 4 CE60019F Council Station Station Waste Cavan County Blacklion – Town 5 Water Pump CN31933F Council Pump Station Station Waste Cootehill – Cavan County 6 Water Pump Munnilly (Behind CN32284F Council Station White Horse) PS Waste Clare County 7 Water Pump Killaloe West PS CE60196F Council Station Waste Cavan County Tonycrom Spring 8 Water Pump CN32028F Council (Swalinbar PWS) Station Clare County Water Pump 9 Knockalisheen PS CE35428F Council Station Cork County Water 10 Ardbrack Reservoir CK43586F Council Storage Cork County Water Pump 11 Ballinadee Tank CK158145F Council Station Cork County 12 Abstraction Ballinatona Springs CK159144F Council 4 [681] Water services Property PRAI No. Site authority type Reference Cork County Water Pump Ballyduane Pump 13 CK158117F Council Station Station Cork County Water Pump 14 Banduff PH CK69646F Council Station Waste Cork County Blarney – Kerry 15 Water Pump CK161708F Council Pike PS (Blarney) Station The part of Folio CK52202 being Cork County Water Pump Box Cross Pump registered on 16 Council Station Station Property No.557 thereon and shown as all of Plan 3 Cork County Water Pump 17 Brittas PS CK158152F Council Station Cork County Water Pump 18 Browns Well CK58719F Council Station Cork County Water Pump Bunacummer Pump 19 CK163326F Council Station Station Cork County Water Pump Cahernacrin Pump 20 CK141161F Council Station Station Cork County Water 21 Camphill Reservoir CK157845F Council Storage Carrignafoy Cork County Water 22 Reservoir Site Part CK85562F Council Storage 1 The part of Folio CK41752 being Carrignafoy Cork County Water registered on 23 Reservoir Site Part Council Storage Property No.1 2 thereon and shown as all of Plan 24 [681] 5 Water services Property PRAI No. Site authority type Reference The part of Folio CK28753 being Carrignafoy Cork County Water registered on 24 Reservoir Site Part Council Storage Property No.4 3 thereon and shown as all of Plan 28 Cork County Water Pump 25 Castletownbere PS3 CK156008F Council Station Wastewater Cork County 26 Treatment Clondrohid ST CK162232F Council Plant Wastewater Cork County 27 Treatment Coachford WWTP CK156055F Council Plant Wastewater Cork County 28 Treatment Durrus WWTP CK169196F Council Plant Wastewater Cork County 29 Treatment Freemount WWTP CK159055F Council Plant Wastewater Cork County 30 Treatment Freemount WWTP CK144257F Council Plant Waste Cork County 31 Water Pump Glenville - Glendale CK121F Council Station Drinking Cork County Water 32 Gortnaskehy PS CK159522F Council Treatment Plant Wastewater Cork County 33 Treatment Goleen South ST Council CK164511F Plant Cork County Water Glenbeg Balance The part of 34 Council Storage Tank Folio CK52202 being 6 [681] Water services Property PRAI No. Site authority type Reference registered on Property No.559 thereon and shown as all of Plan 13 The part of the folio CK182337F being Cork County Kealkill Raw Water 35 Abstraction registered on Council Intake Property No.1 thereon and shown as all of Plan 71 Cork County 36 Abstraction Kilbrin Abstraction CK37184F Council Cork County Water Pump 37 Killaree PS CK156474F Council Station Wastewater Cork County 38 Treatment Killavullen WWTP CK109748F Council Plant Wastewater Cork County 39 Treatment Killavullen WWTP CK159103F Council Plant Cork County Water Kilmagner 40 CK173511F Council Storage Reservoir Cork County Water Pump Knocknaloman 41 CK156410F Council Station Pump Station Cork County Laharan Cross 42 Abstraction CK159120F Council Spring Cork County Laharan Cross 43 Abstraction CK159118F Council Spring Cork County Water Pump Lisheen Pump 44 CK156216F Council Station Station Wastewater Cork County 45 Treatment Milford WWTP CK43212F Council Plant [681] 7 Water services Property PRAI No. Site authority type Reference Waste Cork County Mitchelstown - 46 Water Pump CK158197F Council Brigown PS Station Achill Island Wastewater Central Waste Mayo County 47 Treatment Water Treatment MY23438F Council Plant Plant - PS2 Dookinelly PS Achill Island Wastewater Central Waste Mayo County 48 Treatment Water Treatment MY20153F Council Plant Plant - Ps4 Dooagh No 2 PS Waste Mayo County Achill Sound - Old 49 Water Pump MY54618F Council Railway PS Station The part of Folio MY50329 thereon being Mayo County Valve 50 Ballina VH 02 registered on Council House Property No. 81 and shown as all of Plan 120. Mayo County Valve 51 Ballina VH 03 MY26322F Council House Mayo County Valve 52 Ballina VH 05 MY7928F Council House Mayo County Valve 53 Ballina VH 06 MY9993 Council House Waste Mayo County Ballina (Mayo) - 3 54 Water Pump MY52992F Council Crockets Town PS Station Waste Mayo County Ballina (Mayo) - 4 55 Water Pump MY65503F Council Knocklehaugh PS Station 8 [681] Water services Property PRAI No. Site authority type Reference Waste Ballina (Mayo) - Mayo County 56 Water Pump E01 Cathedral Road MY10165F Council Station PS Wastewater Mayo County 57 Treatment Ballinrobe WTTP MY71295F Council Plant Waste Mayo County Ballinrobe - 58 Water Pump MY61989F Council Kilmaine Road PS Station Waste Mayo County Ballycastle - 59 Water Pump MY66505F Council Ballycastle PS1 Station Waste Ballyhaunis - Mayo County 60 Water Pump Abbeyquarter MY44836F Council Station (SW3) PS The part of Folio MY14337 Waste Ballyhaunis – being Mayo County 61 Water Pump Bracklaghboy Road registered on Council Station WWPS Property No.157 thereon and shown as all of Plan 63 Waste Ballyhaunis – Mayo County 62 Water Pump Claremorris Road MY65139F Council Station WWPS Ballykerrigan Pump Mayo County Water Pump Station 63 MY75756F Council Station (Ballymackeogh, Balla ) Mayo County Water Pump Bengeery Pump 64 MY66211F Council Station Station Waste Mayo County Bohola - Bohola 65 Water Pump MY65456F Council PS1 Station [681] 9 Water services Property PRAI No. Site authority type Reference Waste Bunnyconnellan Mayo County 66 Water Pump PS1 MY49283F Council Station (Bunnyconnellan) Waste Mayo County Castlebar - Sec11 67 Water Pump MY55660F Council Balloor PS Station Waste Mayo County Castlebar - Sec15 68 Water Pump MY56434F Council Kilkenny Cross PS Station Waste Mayo County Castlebar - Sec17 69 Water Pump MY70398F Council Ballynew PS Station Waste Mayo County Castlebar - Sec18 70 Water Pump MY46544F Council Ballynacarrig PS Station Waste Mayo County Castlebar - Sec4 71 Water Pump MY46315F Council Snugborough 2 PS Station Waste Mayo County Castlebar - Sec5 72 Water Pump MY58871F Council Snugborough 1 PS Station Waste Mayo County Castlebar - Sec7 73 Water Pump MY54525F Council Newport Road 2 PS Station Waste Mayo County Castlebar - Sec8 74 Water Pump MY43674F Council Newport Road 3 PS Station Waste Mayo County Crossmolina - 75 Water Pump MY51980F Council Abbeytown PS Station Waste Mayo County Crossmolina - 76 Water Pump MY56645F Council Castlebar Road PS Station Waste Mayo County Doogort - Doogort 77 Water Pump MY53448F Council PS1 Station 10 [681] Water services Property PRAI No. Site authority type Reference The part of Folio MY14337 Wastewater being Mayo County 78 Treatment Foxford WWTP registered on Council Plant Property No.83 thereon and shown as all of Plan 234 Waste Mayo County Foxford – PS2 – 79 Water Pump MY20244F Council Pontoon Rd PS Station Waste Mayo County Hollymount - 80 Water Pump MY67831F Council Hollymount PS1 Station The part of Folio MY49155F Waste being Mayo County Kilmaine – 81 Water Pump registered on Council Kilmaine PS Station Property No.1 thereon and shown as all of Plan 23QE The part of Folio MY49155F Wastewater being Mayo County 82 Treatment Kilmaine WWTP registered on Council Plant Property No.2 thereon and shown as all of Plan A9XDT Drinking Mayo County Water Kilmovee – 83 MY62302F Council Treatment Kilmovee PS2 Plant Drinking The part of Mayo County Water 84 Kiltimagh WTP Folio Council Treatment MY14337 Plant thereon being [681] 11 Water services Property PRAI No. Site authority type Reference registered on Property No. 10 and shown as all of Plan 11 Waste Mayo County Knock - Churchfield 85 Water Pump MY24441F Council Road PS Station Wastewater Mayo County 86 Treatment Lahardane WWTP MY63939F Council Plant Mayo County 87 Abstraction Liscarney Intake
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