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Type of Treatment Cavan County Council 0200PUB0101 Arvagh PWS PWS 390 135 See Erne Valley GWS Volume Supplied Organisation Name Scheme Code Scheme Name Supply Type Population Served (m3/day) Type Of Treatment Cavan County Council 0200PUB0101 Arvagh PWS PWS 390 135 see Erne Valley GWS Rapid Gravity filtration, Coagulation/Flocculation, Dissolved air flotation, Chlorination, Fluoridation, pH Cavan County Council 0200PUB0102 Bailieboro RWSS PWS 7188 2168 Correction Cavan County Council 0200PUB0105 Ballyconnell PWS PWS 1384 709 Pressure Filtration and Chlorination Cavan County Council 0200PUB1005 Ballyhaise PWS PWS 589 117 see Annagh GWS Rapid Gravity filtration, Coagulation/Flocculation, Dissolved air flotation, Chlorination, Fluoridation, pH Cavan County Council 0200PUB0106 Ballyjamesduff RWSS PWS 4401 2321 Correction Cavan County Council 0200PUB0107 Bawnboy PWS PWS 233 135 Simple filtration & chlorination Rapid Gravity filtration, Coagulation/Flocculation, Dissolved air flotation, Chlorination, Fluoridation, pH Cavan County Council 0200PUB0108 Belturbet PWS PWS 1705 524 Correction Cavan County Council 0200PUB0109 Blacklion PWS PWS 252 71 see Gowlan GWS Sedimentation, Rapid Gravity filtration, Coagulation/Flocculation, Chlorination, Cavan County Council 0200PUB0100 Cavan RWSS PWS 11025 3723 Fluoridation, pH Correction Sedimentation, Rapid Gravity filtration, Coagulation/Flocculation, Chlorination, Cavan County Council 0200PUB0110 Cootehill PWS PWS 2191 577 Fluoridation, pH Correction Cavan County Council 0200PUB0111 Dowra PWS PWS 62 47 see Doobally GWS Cavan County Council 0200PUB0112 Gowna PWS 376 131 see Erne Valley GWS Cavan County Council 0200PUB0113 Killeshandra PWS PWS 413 161 see Erne Valley GWS In-line coagulation, 1st stage pressure filtration, pH correction, oxidation, 2ndstage pressure filtration (for the removal of iron and manganese), disinfection via UV treatment and chlorination, pH correction and Cavan County Council 0200PUB0114 Kingscourt PWS PWS 2869 638 fluoridation. Cavan County Council 0200PUB0116 Shercock PWS PWS 638 197 see Dhuish GWS Sedimentation, Rapid Gravity filtration, Coagulation/Flocculation, Chlorination, Cavan County Council 0200PUB0117 Swanlinbar PWS PWS 333 100 pH Correction Cavan County Council 0200PRI0722 Derryvoney GWS PUG 90 40 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0406 Ballymac Inn, Ballymacgovern PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0610 Billis Stores PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0969 Cavan SPS 1 PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0721 Bridge House Tavern, Canningstown PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0824 Cabra national school PRI 49 0 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0970 Cavan SPS 2 PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0971 College View Nursing Home, Clones Rd, Cavan. PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0310 Corlurgan National school PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0415 Costcutter, Maghera, Virginia PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0611 Cross Pub, Stradone PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0816 Crover Hse Hotel PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0843 Drumcrauve national school PRI 49 0 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0407 Drummully Boxty, Killeshandra PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0974 Emerald Isle Water, Cootehill PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0965 Farmers to Market, Cavan PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0964 Fitzpatricks' Pub, Gowna PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0887 Cavan SPS 3 PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0410 Fresh & Ready, Ballyheady, Ballyconnell PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0680 Joe O'Reilly Foodstore, Kilcogy PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0612 John Duffy shop, Clifferna PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0660 K&F Bakery, N Martin, Kingscourt PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0966 Kelly Hunter Trading, Stradone PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0781 Kiddies den PRI 49 0 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0254 Kill co-op PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0967 Killinkere Leisure Centre PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0732 Killyconnon National School PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0718 Killygarry National School PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0710 Kilnaleck playgroup PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0418 Lakeside Manor hotel, Virginia PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0713 Larry Smith Garage, Knocknagallagh, Lavey PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0677 Little Gem Montessori, Enagh, Beglieve, Bailieborough PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0815 Lynch's shop, Killydoon PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0976 Manorhill Bakery, Kilcogy PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0701 Mart canteen, Ballyjamesduff PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0968 McKennas Pub, Corgreagh, Cootehill PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0681 Micsins Pub, Kilcogy PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0412 Park Hotel, Virginia PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0774 Pebbles Preschool, Cabra, Kingscourt PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0340 Piker's Lodge, Gowna PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0709 Rainbow Kids Creche, Tullyvin, Cootehill PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0661 Rathcarrick Day Activation Unit, Cavan PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0975 Riverrun, Lough Dooley, Belturbet PRI 70 6 Filtration, UV. Cavan County Council 0200PRI0640 Sheelin Nursing Home, Mountnugent PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0400 Slieve Russell Hotel, Cranaghan PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0651 Smiths XL Stop & Shop, Galbolie, Bailieborough PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0973 Smyth's Bar, Relagh Beg, Bailieborough PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0771 St Joseph's Nursing Home, Virginia PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0723 St Mary's National School, Drung PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0715 Tank Bar, Denn, Crosskeys PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0704 Tullyvin PO PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0417 XL Stop & Shop, Whitegate, Virginia PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0761 Yore Stores Gala, Lisduff PRI 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0201 Annagh Group Scheme PRG 2000 950 Ozonisation & Pressure Filtration Cavan County Council 0200PRI0206 Barraghy PRG 1300 980 Coagulation, Flocculation, Dissolved Air Flotation, Biological Active Filtration, Cavan County Council 0200PRI0210 Billis - Lavey PRG 1500 950 Chlorination Coagulation, Flocculation, Dissolved Air Flotation, Biological Active Filtration, Cavan County Council 0200PRI0212 Bunnoe PRG 466 213 Chlorination Rapid Gravity filtration, Coagulation/Flocculation, Dissolved air flotation, Chlorination, Fluoridation, pH Cavan County Council 0200PRI0300 Castlerahan PRG 1500 134 Correction Cavan County Council 0200PRI0215 Cavan Rd. No. 2 PRG 49 9 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0217 Cliferna PRG 1750 750 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0291 Corlough PRG 1200 800 Simple filtration & chlorination Cavan County Council 0200PRI0219 Crossdowney PRG 750 700 Crossdoney GWS Coagulation, Flocculation, Dissolved Air Flotation, Biological Active Filtration, Cavan County Council 0200PRI0220 Crosserlough PRG 2000 950 Chlorination Cavan County Council 0200PRI0230 Dernakesh PRG 650 410 Coagulation, Flocculation, Dissolved Air Flotation, Biological Active Filtration, Cavan County Council 0200PRI0233 Dhuish PRG 720 850 Chlorination Cavan County Council 0200PRI0234 Doobally PRG 180 75 Dissolved Air Flotation & chlorination Coagulation, Flocculation, Dissolved Air Flotation, Biological Active Filtration, Cavan County Council 0200PRI0290 Drumkeery PRG 1350 950 Chlorination Clarification followed by rapid gravity Cavan County Council 0200PRI2017 Erne Valley PRG 4800 2800 filtration and chlorination Cavan County Council 0200PRI0248 Glangevlin PRG 400 250 Simple filtration & chlorination Cavan County Council 0200PRI0251 Gowlan PRG 530 240 Dissolved Air Flotation & chlorination Cavan County Council 0200PRI0253 Kildallan PRG 781 740 Simple filtration & chlorination Coagulation, Flocculation, Dissolved Air Flotation, Biological Active Filtration, Cavan County Council 0200PRI0703 Kill PRG 300 200 Chlorination Rapid gravity filtration, softening and Cavan County Council 0200PRI0264 Lavagh - Ballyheelan PRG 800 160 chlorination Cavan County Council 0200PRI0267 Milltown PRG 1100 550 Simple filtration & chlorination Coagulation, Flocculation, Dissolved Air Flotation, Biological Active Filtration, Cavan County Council 0200PRI0294 Mountain Lodge PRG 1400 950 Chlorination Cavan County Council 0200PRI0960 Poles group scheme PRG 100 100 Cavan County Council 0200PRI0963 Templeport GWS PRG 450 320.
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