
Colm Ward
Colm Ward is a spokesperson for Uisce Éireann, the national water utility in Ireland. He recently made headlines discussing the water supply situation in Dublin, highlighting that while the region's water production capacity is sufficient, the challenges stem from the system's ability to treat and purify water. His comments came in the context of ongoing discussions about water usage and hosepipe bans in various areas of Ireland due to low water levels following a dry winter.
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Colm Ward is the spokesman for Uisce Éireann, discussing the company's repair efforts.
Uisce Éireann faces biggest repair job in its history as it aims to fix key pipeline in just 27 hours – The Irish TimesColm Ward is the council’s chief executive who scheduled the meeting after legal threats.
Dublin council blocked from impending rent hike following emergency meeting – The Irish TimesCouncil chief executive Colm Ward was mentioned in relation to the certainty in his budgets due to the tax cut.
South Dublin councillors agree to cut local property tax by 7.5% for next four years – The Irish TimesColm Ward said hosepipe bans were issued in three places last week.
Sunny weather here to stay for next week with temperatures hitting 25-degree high, but no talk of hosepipe bans – The Irish Times




