We have been flagging the danger of Ireland’s over-exposure to river water for years: this clip is 5 years olds. For years #IrishWater has tried to claim we were wrong. The latest judgment from the ECJ - and the cancer risk that people have been exposed to - proves we aren’t.

The 3 biggest problems at Dublin’s taps: - brown water - dangerous water - no water Over a million Dubliners have faced at least one of these issues in the past 5 years Every one was caused by either: (1) the state of the pipes, or (2) river as the water source. ⁦RTÉ News

This is for you Matt Cooper and the Daily Mail. The pipeline would cross a corner of my husband’s family farm - I have never made any secret of that. But that is NOT why I am fighting it, as I told the Joint Committee when I was invited to present the arguments. #FixThePipes

Mat cooper and Ivan Yates also made widely inaccurate comments recently, about the Judicial Review and ABP case I was involved with on Uisce Eireanns Greater Dublin Drainage Sewage Plant off Malahide Road. If he’s a mouthpiece for UI they are feeding him nonsense.

The Cabinet has been sold a pup. The Shannon pipeline will cost every household in Ireland over EUR3,000 - and it won’t even fix Dublin’s problems. Mark our words: there will be buyer’s remorse. #IrishWater #RTE

Millions of Dubliners have faced major water crises in the last 5 years. Not one was caused by a shortage of water. Dublin needs new water pipes and diversification (99% of its water comes from risky rivers). The Shannon pipeline can not fix Dublin’s problems. RTÉ

A huge amount of public money was spent on the original “independent review” by HRW prior to this - the one that we (and many others) engaged in and that was never published. Our FOI request for the reports produced for that review was refused. Why? ⁦RTÉ⁩ #irishwater

Shannon pipeline not needed if Dublin water leaks fixed, study claims – The Irish Times #fixthepipes #irishwater @irishwater irishtimes.com/news/environme…

And remember: this is just the leaks from the mains. It does not include water lost from customer supply pipes (ie the pipes under people’s front gardens etc) or leaks within peoples’ homes (faulty toilets etc). TOTAL leakage is still around 50%. Shameful. #FixTheLeaks

We’re almost in 2025 yet Irish Water has still not published leakage levels for 2023. They are “under review”. Why might that be, #IrishWater? #FixTheLeaks

Hi Uisce Éireann - Irish Water - given you claim to know what Dublin’s leakage is (in order to try to justify the Shannon pipeline) then why will you not publish it? You say Dublin’s leakage will be down to 165mld by 2025. We highly doubt that. So, what was it at the end of 2024? #IrishWater