Castletown Group Water Scheme - Sligo County Council
Castletown Group Water Scheme - Sligo County Council
Castletown Group Water Scheme - Sligo County Council
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Beltra <strong>Group</strong> <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Scheme</strong><br />
The new plant will treat water from the group<br />
scheme’s existing source where water is abstracted<br />
from an underground spring. The water is filtered<br />
and disinfected using hypochlorite liquid chemical.<br />
The treated water is stored in a new concrete<br />
reservoir tank supplying water on demand into the<br />
distribution pipe network. The treatment plant has a<br />
water production capacity of 136m3/d. This proved to<br />
be a difficult site for upgrading and all credit to the<br />
Beltra GWS treatment works.<br />
contractor for its present appearance.<br />
Committee: Stanley Clarke (Chairman), Martin Corcoran (Secretary), Harold Sweeney, Adrian Kelly, Liam Maye,<br />
Mary Willis, Paul Clarke, Paddy Rolston, Eileen McDonagh, Dessie Brady.<br />
Benbulbin <strong>Group</strong> <strong>Water</strong> Supply <strong>Scheme</strong><br />
<strong>Water</strong> is abstracted from an underground spring<br />
adjacent to the plant. The water is collected and<br />
pumped forward to a sand / anthracite filter. The<br />
filtered water is disinfected using hypochlorite liquid<br />
chemical. The treated water is stored in an existing<br />
concrete reservoir tank supplying water on demand<br />
into the distribution pipe network. The treatment<br />
plant has a water production capacity of 113m 3/d.<br />
Benbulbin GWS treatment plant.<br />
Committee: Michael McTigue (Chairman), Eugene Branley (Secretary), Ciaran Tiernan and John Monaghan<br />
(Treasurers), John Egan, Jackie Healy, Noel Meehan.<br />
Drum East <strong>Group</strong> <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Scheme</strong><br />
The new plant will treat water from the group<br />
scheme’s existing source. <strong>Water</strong> is abstracted from an<br />
underground spring on the southern side of<br />
Benbulben Mountain. The water is delivered by<br />
gravity to the treatment works site located at<br />
Kiltycooly and pumped forward to the treatment<br />
plant and on to a sand / anthracite filter. The filtered<br />
water is disinfected using hypochlorite liquid<br />
chemical. The treated water is stored in a new<br />
concrete reservoir tank supplying water on demand<br />
into a distribution pipe network. The treatment plant<br />
has a water production capacity of 362m3/d. Drum East treatment plant<br />
Committee: <strong>Council</strong>lor Veronica Cawley (Chairperson), Dominic Branley (Vice Chairman), Brendan Currid<br />
(Secretary/Treasurer), Myles Phillips (Assistant Secretary), Michael Carroll, Charlie Kelly, James Clancy,<br />
Michael Lally, David McDonald, Malachy Kivlehan.<br />
North West and South East <strong>Sligo</strong> <strong>Group</strong> <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Scheme</strong> DBO projects page 8
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