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Lead levels 15 times the safe limit found in Roscommon drinking water

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Audits by Irish Water found 33 cases where drinking water had lead concentrations above the safe limit of 10 micrograms per litre. The highest levels of lead in drinking water were found during a test of drinking water from a tap in one part of Co Roscommon. The Health Service Executive advises if the levels are above 10�g per Litre, households should consider finding safe drinking water.

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Irish Times

Lead levels 15 times the safe limit found in Roscommon drinking water

Irish Water audits found 33 cases where lead levels in water above safe limits

1 year ago·Dublin, Ireland

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Roscommon Herald

Lead 15 times over the safe limit found in County Roscommon water supply

Drinking water in one area of County Roscommon had lead concentrations 15 times the limit deemed safe to consume two years ago according to tests by Irish Water. According to a report in today’s Irish Times, audits in recent years by Irish Water found 33 cases where drinking water had lead concentrations above the safe limit of 10 micrograms (µg) per litre. Each case was reported to the...Source

1 year ago

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