Wastewater treatment at 10 cities and large towns in Ireland is failing to meet EU standards, with Dublin, Limerick, Arklow, and Malahide among those not meeting requirements. The EPA warns that upgrades are needed to protect the environment, but Uisce Éireann estimates it could take over two decades and substantial investment to meet standards. While some progress has been made in reducing raw sewage discharges, the EPA highlights the need for urgent improvements in 73 priority areas, emphasizing the importance of prompt delivery of essential works to protect water quality.
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Someone from Kent has less than a week to claim £10,000 a month National Lottery win for 30 years
A mystery winner from Sevenoaks, Kent, has just six days left to claim a National Lottery Set For Life top prize of £10,000 each month for 30 years, with the winning ticket purchased for the October 24, 2024, draw. The winning numbers are 2, 11, 29, 37, 45, and the Life Ball 6. Lottery players are encouraged to check their tickets, especially recalling where they were around Halloween, as unclaimed tickets can expire, and previous...
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