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Environmental Protection Agency Water Quality Report 2022: Statements (28 Jun 2023)

Malcolm Noonan: ...problems in the sewer network and to fix them. There will be an upgrade of the Quay Street pumping station and Fingal County Council have carried out misconnection investigations in 2022, as well as working on issues of dog fouling. Quite a significant amount of work is going on there. Deputy Cian O’Callaghan raised the issue of the draft river basin management plan. The plan...

Biodiversity Action: Statements (25 May 2023)

Malcolm Noonan: ...of the Acclimatise project, and INTERREG programme between Ireland and Wales which is looking at the water quality in Dublin Bay. The deep bay is actually in very good condition. Interestingly, dog faeces is probably the most significant issue relating to pollution in the bay. There is a huge responsibility on us all as well as on Irish Water to ensure the bay is there for recreational...

Dublin Bay Bill 2021: Second Stage [Private Members] (8 Dec 2022)

Malcolm Noonan: ...of issues were raised, particularly by Deputy Andrews, with regard to the Ringsend wastewater treatment plant. Separately, a recent Environmental Protection Agency report about the impact of dog faeces on the beach indicated that this is actually impacting on the water quality where people are swimming. In terms of the positives, there will be a new urban wastewater treatment...

Written Answers — Department of Housing, Planning, and Local Government: Disease Management (13 Jan 2021)

Malcolm Noonan: ...forestry. They are not at all confined to National Parks, Nature Reserves or State lands. Ticks can be found on a variety of domesticated and wild animals including sheep, goats, horses, cattle, dogs, deer, rodents and various wild mammal species. Information on Lyme Disease is on all our NPWS websites. The issue of warning notices is a matter for the HSE/Local authorities to...

Covid-19 (Agriculture, Food and the Marine): Statements (30 Apr 2020)

Malcolm Noonan: ...Food and the Marine. Most, if not all, have seen a dramatic decline in their income streams and fundraising due restrictions caused by the pandemic. Furthermore, the closure of some local authority pounds, and dog welfare and rehoming charities not being allowed to move animals that have been adopted by families, is causing further pressure on charities. Can we ensure that all local...