County Waterford, Ireland
Tramore Water Sewerage Scheme
Constructed on a greenfield site at Crobally Upper, the Tramore Wastewater Treatment Plant was designed to treat effluent from a population equivalent of 20,000, thus ensuring it can cope with the seasonal nature of population fluctuations while also catering for the future expansion of the town. The treated effluent will have no adverse impact on water quality in Tramore Bay and will enable Tramore Strand regain Blue Flag status which it has not held since 2001. The Tramore Sewerage Scheme was designed by RPS Consulting Engineers. Tramore Water Sewerage and Treatment Scheme
This video includes information on the Tramore Sewerage Waste Water Treatment Scheme with information on Tramore and the the new treatment plant and includes interviews by John O'Flynn County Engineer and Billy Kyne County Waterford Mayor. Work started in on the plant in January 2006 and in August 2007 the plant started accepting sewerage.
