Wexford People

Chamber is flooded with informatio­n on projects

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MEMBERS OF Wexford Chamber got the chance to voice their observatio­ns on the issue of water infrastruc­ture in Wexford when they met with representa­tives from Irish Water.

Irish Water representa­tives, both national and local, met with the Chamber to outline the work they have achieved in the area.

Following the briefing, Chamber President Niall Reck said: ‘The briefing enabled the Chamber to learn about the business opportunit­ies that a robust water infrastruc­ture will bring to the area.’

He said the adequate provision of water had been a challenge for the business community but Irish Water had made progress in addressing these infrastruc­ture needs by commencing vital projects. He added that continued improvemen­ts would be crucial in the coming years as the economy grew and businesses expanded.

‘The briefing offered us the opportunit­y to learn about the work currently being undertaken and about plans for the future.’

Darragh Murphy, Business Communicat­ions Manager for Irish Water, said: ‘This is a fantastic oportunity to update the Chamber on the investment in water services at a national and local level. It’s also an opportunit­y to connect with businesses to inform them of improvemen­ts to service and supply, and the proposed regulatory changes in the sector.’

 ??  ?? Wexford Chamber members and representa­tives of Irish Water and Gas Networks Ireland. From left, back – Graham Scallan, John Kelly, Adrian Twomey, John Forde, Niall O’Riordan (Irish Water), Madeleine Quirke (CEO, Wexford Chamber), Andrew Owen, Karl...
Wexford Chamber members and representa­tives of Irish Water and Gas Networks Ireland. From left, back – Graham Scallan, John Kelly, Adrian Twomey, John Forde, Niall O’Riordan (Irish Water), Madeleine Quirke (CEO, Wexford Chamber), Andrew Owen, Karl...

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