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Clare-Schemes-2017.Pdf Source Population Derogation For Organisation Name Scheme Code Scheme Name Supply Type Type Served Volume Supplied Supply Type Of Treatment Clare County Council 0300PUB1027 Broadford PWS PWS GR 1533 872 No Chlorination using sodium hypochlorite Clare County Council 0300PUB1031 Carron PWS PWS SP 59 52 No Chlorination using sodium hypochlorite Clare County Council 0300PUB1010 Corofin PWS PWS SU 1310 326 No Coagulation using aluminium sulphate, dissolved air flotation, rapid gravity filtration, chlorination using sodium hypochlorite and GAC in the summer. Clare County Council 0300PUB1009 Ennis PWS PWS SP 27655 14246 No Coagulation using aluminium sulphate, Dissolved Air Flotation, membrane filtration, chlorination using sodium hypochlorite, fluoridation, ph correction using sodium hydroxide. Clare County Council 0300PUB1004 Ennistymon RWS PWS SU 8298 5072 No Flocculation & Coagulation using ferric sulphate, clarification, rapid gravity filtration, chlorination using sodium hypochlorite, fluoridation, ph correction using lime, PAC. Clare County Council 0300PUB1017 Feakle PWS PWS GR 304 312 No Chlorination using sodium hypochlorite Clare County Council 0300PUB1035 Flagmount PWS PWS GR 38 76 No Chlorination using sodium hypochlorite Clare County Council 0300PUB1039 Kilkeedy PWS PWS GR 78 42 No Chlorination using sodium hypochlorite Clare County Council 0300PUB1008 Killadysert PWS PWS SU 1612 1091 No Coagulation using aluminium sulphate, clarification, rapid gravity filtration, chlorination using chlorine gas, pH correction using soda ash , fluoridation and PAC in the summer. Clare County Council 0300PUB1002 Killaloe PWS PWS GR 1735 1131 No Chlorination using sodium hypochlorite Clare County Council 0300PUB1005 Miltown Malbay PWS PWS SU 1155 518 No Coagulation using Chemifloc 101, clarification, rapid gravity filtration, chlorination using sodium hypochlorite, fluoridation and ph correction using soda ash. Clare County Council 0300PUB1012 Mountshannon PWS PWS GR 833 760 No Chlorination using sodium hypochlorite Clare County Council 0300PUB1020 OBriens Bridge PWS PWS GR 997 501 No Chlorination using sodium hypochlorite Clare County Council 0300PUB1006 Scarriff PWS PWS GR 915 652 No Chlorination using sodium hypochlorite Clare County Council 0300PUB1040 Shannon/SixmilebridgePWS RWSS SU 23185 13686 No Coagulation using aluminium sulphate, clarification, rapid gravity filtration, chlorination using sodium hypochlorite, fluoridation and pH correction using soda ash. Clare County Council 0300PUB1068 Turlough PWS PWS GR 417 334 No Chlorination using sodium hypochlorite Clare County Council 0300PUB1066 West Clare Rws (New PWSWtp) SU 12045 13644 No Coagulation using ferric sulphate, clarification, rapid gravity filtration, disinfection using chlorine gas, fluoridation and ph correction using lime. Clare County Council 0300PUB1022 West Clare Rws (Old Wtp)PWS SU 3886 2616 No Coagulation using ferric sulphate, clarification, rapid gravity filtration, disinfection using chlorine gas, fluoridation, pH correction using lime. Clare County Council 0300PRI3082 Aughinish PuGWS PUG GR 141 28 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3075 Ballard PuGWS PUG SU 410 117 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3090 Ballinacarra PuGWS PUG SU 434 86 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3071 Ballinagun West, DrumellihyPUG SU 172 34 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3089 Ballingaddy PuGWS PUG SU 116 23 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3035 Ballinruane PuGWS PUG GR 91 18 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3018 Ballycar PuGWS PUG SU 333 66 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3095 Ballyconnoe PuGWS PUG SU 116 23 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3055 Ballymakea PuGWS PUG SU 102 20 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3013 Ballymarkham, KildrumPUG PuGWS SU 88 17 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3028 Ballysheenmore PuGWSPUG SU 84 17 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3209 Ballyvannon PuGWS PUG GR 50 10 No Chlorination using Sodium Hypochlorite Clare County Council 0300PRI3025 Ballyvorgal/Belvoir PuGWSPUG SU 53 10 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3052 Breafa PuGWS PUG SU 67 19 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3079 Brisla PuGWS PUG SU 217 62 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3054 Cahercanivan, Lack WestPUG PuGWS SU 98 28 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3063 Caherfeenick/DoughmorePUG PuGWS SU 77 15 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3017 Caherkine PuGWS PUG SU 315 63 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3093 Caherycahill PuGWS PUG SU 102 20 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3031 Cappa RossmanagherPUG PuGWS SU 385 77 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3060 Carnanes/Leadmore PuGWSPUG SU 543 108 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3019 Carrigerry PuGWS PUG SU 805 161 No Clare County Council 0300PRI2301 Carrowkrilly PuGWS PUG SU 50 10 Clare County Council 0300PRI3201 Carrowkrilly PuGWS PUG SU 50 10 Clare County Council 0300PRI3091 Carrownteedaun PuGWSPUG SU 63 12 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3029 Castlecrine, FortwilliamPUG PuGWS SU 102 20 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3009 Castlequarter PuGWSPUG SU 228 45 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3043 Clarefield, Blackweir PuGWSPUG SU 151 30 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3077 Clohanes PuGWS PUG SU 539 107 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3074 Clohanmore/ClohanbegPUG PuGWS SU 284 56 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3053 Clonadrum PuGWS PUG SU 95 19 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3001 Clonmoney No.2 PuGWSPUG SU 84 16 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3015 Clonolia PuGWS PUG GR 123 24 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3205 Cloughaun/BallinahounPUG PuGWS SU 154 30 Clare County Council 0300PRI3026 Cloughlea PuGWS PUG SU 53 10 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3036 Coolmeen PuGWS PUG SU 886 177 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3024 Corbally/DanganbrackPUG PuGWS SU 455 91 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3000 Corlack / Clonmoney PuGWSPUG SU 56 11 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3021 Craggaunowen PuGWSPUG SU 60 11 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3072 Cree, Clonwhite, CloninaPUG PuGWS SU 249 49 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3058 Cross, Kilbaha PuGWSPUG SU 172 34 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3034 Dangan PuGWS PUG SU 154 30 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3069 Danganella East PuGWSPUG SU 161 32 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3003 Derryfadda PuGWS PUG SU 53 10 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3096 Donnyvarden PuGWSPUG SU 333 66 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3065 Doonmore No.2 PuGWSPUG SU 63 12 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3049 Dough/Spainish Point PUGPuGWS SU 109 21 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3216 Drumeevin/Inchovea PUG GR 10 10 Clare County Council 0300PRI3203 Drumline PuGWS PUG SU 390 59 No Coagulation using aluminium sulphate, clarification, rapid gravity filtration, chlorination using sodium hypochlorite, fluoridation and pH correction using soda ash. Clare County Council 0300PRI3032 Drumline/Deerpark/ClonmoneyPUG PuGWSSU 228 46 No Source Population Derogation For Organisation Name Scheme Code Scheme Name Supply Type Type Served Volume Supplied Supply Type Of Treatment Clare County Council 0300PRI3048 Dunsallagh, Killeran PuGWSPUG SU 91 18 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3206 Erinagh/Lisduff PuGWSPUG SU 84 13 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3030 Feenagh PuGWS PUG SU 137 27 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3186 Fox and Geese PuGWSPUG SU 53 11 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3012 Garraunboy PuGWS PUG GR 121 44 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3050 Glendine PuGWS PUG SU 466 93 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3081 Gleninagh PuGWS PUG SU 133 27 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3062 Killimer PuGWS PUG SU 1530 305 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3023 Knappogue PuGWS PUG SU 168 33 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3119 Knockatinty PuGWS PUG SU 49 9 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3022 Knocknagoug PuGWSPUG SU 67 13 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3208 Lakeisle/CappalaheenPUG PuGWS SU 50 10 No Coagulation using aluminium sulphate, clarification, rapid gravity filtration, chlorination using sodium hypochlorite, fluoridation and pH correction using soda ash. Clare County Council 0300PRI3047 Leagard South PuGWSPUG SU 84 16 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3078 Leitrim/Shyan PuGWSPUG SU 564 112 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3217 Lemenagh/Roughan PublicPUG GWS SU 100 100 No Coagulation/Filtration/Disinfection Clare County Council 0300PRI3042 Lisdeen PuGWS PUG SU 140 28 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3176 Lisheenfruir PuGWS PUG SU 91 18 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3039 Lislanahan PuGWS PUG SU 102 20 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3085 Manusmore PuGWS PUG SP 186 37 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3056 Monvanna/Ballykett PuGWSPUG SU 112 22 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3213 Mountrivers PuGWS PUG SU 45 7 No Coagulation using ferric sulphate, clarification, rapid gravity filtration, disinfection using chlorine gas, fluoridation, pH correction using lime. Clare County Council 0300PRI3041 Moyarts West PuGWSPUG SU 140 28 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3045 Moyasta PuGWS PUG SU 340 67 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3070 Moyglass/KnocknahillaPUG PuGWS SU 168 33 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3011 Newline/Cloonfada PuGWSPUG GR 102 20 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3214 Noughaval PuGWS PUG SU 67 10 No Coagulation using ferric sulphate, clarification, rapid gravity filtration, chlorination using sodium hypochlorite, fluoridation, ph correction using lime, PAC. Clare County Council 0300PRI3008 Portdrine No. 2 PuGWSPUG SU 168 33 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3094 Poulnagun PuGWS PUG SU 182 36 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3046 Querrin PuGWS PUG SU 585 116 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3020 Quins Pool / BallycannonPUG PuGWS SU 140 28 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3059 Rahone PuGWS PUG SU 273 54 No Clare County Council 0300PRI3016 Rathfolan PuGWS PUG SU 84 16 No Clare
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