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Construction began this morning (August 9) on flood prevention work in parts of Ireland severely affected by high water.
Following months of water shortages across the country the Irish Government is pouring additional funding into water management.
Euro 540 million Irish eco-park could solve water needs
Dutch open World's largest backwash plant
Harsh water restrictions for County Clare
Water restrictions again as Irish supplies run low
Death toll likely to rise in French floods
Deputy PM's wife to join board of UK's first desalination plant operators
Minister admits 'disappointment' over bathing water quality
Irish government backs simple alternative to sand bags
Auschwitz closes as deadly floods sweep Eastern Europe
Multi-million euro plant cleans bacteria infected Irish water
Cash boost for rural water supplies in Ireland
Volcano ash crisis hits drilling and tapping
Ireland unveils water plan
Funding will protect flood-prone Co Clare towns
Flash flooding leaves dozens dead in Madeira
Irish Uni opens water research facility
Ireland pledges millions to improve water use
Hazardous waste washed up on Irish coast

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