NI Water

Tates avenue

Traffic & Travel: Lane remains close on busy Belfast street due to pipe laying

Road closed

Traffic & Travel: Road closed after two vehicle collision

Toxic algae on the surface of Lough Neagh at Ballyronan Marina as taken on 17 September 2023. Government experts say it is not safe to swim in the water but it is safe to eat commercially caught fish from it. Photo credit should read: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

Lough Neagh safe for drinking but not swimming, say experts

Mary O'Hagan from the Save Our Shores group speaking during a meeting at the Seamus Heaney HomePlace centre in Bellaghy, Co Londonderry to express concern about a huge bloom of toxic blue-green algae in Lough Neagh. Photo credit: Rebecca Black/PA Wire

Public meeting highlights problem of toxic algae in Lough Neagh

Toxic algae on the surface of Lough Neagh at Ballyronan Marina.
Photo: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

No change in ‘musty’ Lough Neagh drinking water says pharmacist

Sue Bamford places a wreath on a box symbolising a coffin as environmental campaigners hold a "wake" at Ballyronan beach for Lough Neagh lake amid claims toxic algae is killing the UK and Ireland's largest freshwater lake. Photo: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

Environmentalists hold a wake for Lough Neagh over the toxic algae bloom

General views of green and blue algae deposits at Lough Neagh

Drinking water from Lough Neagh meeting strict quality standards: NI Water

The shore at the beach at Belfast Lough.

Foul smell identified as wastewater flooding into Belfast Lough

NI Water the water supply in greater Belfast was impacted on Thursday during routine maintenance. However by Friday, some customers on Arthur Street had suffered loss of supply. It is not known how widespread the problem remained on Friday but NI Water said they would continue to call out with customers who were having problems throughout the day. Photo: Google Paps.

Water supply failure for some customers 24 hours after initial problems

Northern Ireland explained why greater Belfast had suffered a loss of water supply today.
Photo: Google Maps.

NI Water explains reason for loss of supply across Belfast today

An image of the proposed extension at Tyre Call, Antrim. Pic: Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council

Planning greening light for new £6million tyre warehouse facility in NI

Owner of Cranagh Activity Centre for 27 years, Rob Skelly (pictured) expresses a ‘heavy heart’ over the closure and job losses adding that the business had become ‘unsustainable’ due to pollution issues

Owner of Coleraine water sports business expresses ‘heavy heart’ over closure

NI Water has successfully achieved a key milestone with the appointment of the delivery team for the significant upgrade of Belfast Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW), as part of the Living With Water in Belfast Plan. Pictured are Adrian Petticrew Kier-Bam, Narinder Sunner Stantec, Sara Venning CEO NI Water, Stephen Harding McAdam Design, and Tom Standring MWH Treatmen

NI Water appoints 'team’ for upgrade of Belfast Wastewater Treatment Works

NI Water’s Naimh McElroy’s success story as the first ever female Supervising Engineer in Ireland

NI Water’s Naimh is Ireland’s first ever female supervising engineer

Jamie Marshall, a water utilities apprentice with NI Water

NI Water launches search for new apprentices and graduates

A frozen over Spelga Dam. Photo by Aaron Sherry

NI Water warns people to stay away from frozen reservoirs and dams
NI Water has warned people to stay away from frozen reservoirs and dams as temperatures remain below freezing.

'Splash' by Emrank (licensed under CC BY 2.0)

Top DUP man speaks out against water charges – but warns NI Water ‘struggling’

A site map with the proposed location outlined in red

£8m Toomebridge fridge recycling plant proposal could create 25 new jobs

Enjoying the warm weather at Belfast City Hall on Tuesday as the hot weather is expected to continue for the week ahead.
Pic Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker

NI to bask in high 20s all week: Met Office

NI Water celebrates a decade of Cares Challenge, one of the largest corporate volunteering schemes in the Province. In the latest challenge the team of 15 volunteers, including chief executive, Sara Venning, worked to make the garden at the NI Children’s Hospice a perfect place of solace for patients and their families

NI Water is celebrating 10 years of Cares Challenge programme

Northern Ireland Water almost ran out of funding for services in January

NI Water almost ran out of money in January

Avoid a burrr-st pipe this winter with advice from NI Water watersafe.org

Are you ‘lagging’ behind when it comes to protecting your pipework?

(left to right) Northern Ireland Minister for Infrastructure Nicola Mallon, Paddy Brow Head of Living With Water Programme, and The Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Kate Nicholl during the launch of NI Water's, Living With Water Programme at Belfast Castle.

Mallon £1.4bn plan to turn tide of ‘underinvestment’

Sara Venning, CEO NI Water

NI Water invitation to tap into the ‘Power of Water’

NI Water staff were spooked while working under the streets of Belfast to clean the sewerage system after coming across a mysterious smoking pipe

Mysterious smoking pipe spooks NI Water workers in Belfast

Sara Venning, Chief Executive, NI Water

NI Water calls on Government policy makers to tap into the potential of its wate...

Karen Topping, Analytical Services Manager, NI Water, Aaron Gault, Sampler, RPS, Rory McKee, Sampler, RPS, Dymphna Gallagher, Head of Drinking Water Regulation, NI Water, Lawrence Miscandlon, Sampler, RPS, Daren Wise, Regional Manager, RPS Súin McCallan, Sampling & Contracts Manager, NI Water

NI Water awards £7m contract to Belfast firm
NI Water has awarded a contract for the sampling and transportation of water and wastewater samples to Belfast-based company RPS Environmental Management Ltd.

A Translink-run Ulsterbus

Warning over under-funding of NI’s buses, trains and water system

High pressure over Ireland.

Tankers being used to move water between reservoirs in NI amid hosepipe ban fear

News Letter editorial

As water system creaks, now we’re all paying for Stormont’s populism

(left to right) Twins Bella and Layla Hughes (4) with Annie Shepherd (2) and her brother Jude Shepherd (5) eating screwball ice creams at Helen's Bay beach in County Down, Northern Ireland. Picture date: Tuesday July 20 2021.

No hosepipe ban in NI for time being as extreme weather warning issued

Hundreds of cars full of holidaymakers flocked to Portstewart to enjoy the sun on Friday

Get set for Saturday scorcher – but will it break records?

NI Water is asking customers to limit their use of water over the next few days.

NI on brink of water emergency as supply close to running out

Builders say much needed new homes need new waste water support. Photo: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire

Call for Stormont to urgently address ‘waste water infrastructure crisis’

Damage caused to Portstewart promenade on Sunday night after flash flooding

Portstewart Promenade still closed to traffic after flash flooding

Rita, Eimear and Roisin on site

Meet the women ‘engineering’ their own success on International Women in Enginee...

Stephen Flynn RPS, Sean McAuley, Ciaran Nicell, NI Water, Professor Adele Marshall Advanced Analytics, Neil McKenzie Lagan MEICA and Martin McCartan from Analytics Engines get to work on innovation and efficiencies in the water and wastewater treatment process

NI Water taps into innovation in Water and Wastewater Treatment

Members of East Antrim's equestrian community held a peaceful demonstration at the reservoir.

Equestrian community's concern as horses banned at Lough Mourne dam

Nichola Mallon, Infrastructure Minister with CEO of NI Water, Sara Venning, Des Nevin, Director of Customer Operations, NI Water and Michael Walker, Charles Hurst Nissan, with Electric Van drivers

NI Water unveils its first electric vans to enter operation

Erin Tennyson NI Water Apprentice

NI Water launch Virtual Careers Fair

Turning the taps on safely after lockdown

Turning the taps on safely after lockdown

Erin Tennyson NI Water Apprentice

Another Bronze Diversity has left a mark on NI Water!

Greenisland beach

Residents in Co Antrim coastal town trying to reach forbidden beach

Jemma Lowry, Lowry Building & Civil Engineering, Ronan Larkin NI Water, Serena Hylands CTS

Over £100m reasons to attend InterTradeIreland’s online Meet the Buyer

Have you joined NI Water’s Customer Care Register yet?

The former lorry park site off Circular Road roundabout, Larne.

Planning approval sought for drive-through at McDonald’s-linked Larne site

A Wave of Free Lessons & Waterbutts from NIWater

Free water lessons & Waterbutts for primary schools

Laharna Building. Image by Google

Empty Larne shop units to become apartments

NI Water would like to reassure the public

NI Water still working for customers during Covid-19

Jemma Lowry, Lowry Building & Civil Engineering, Ronan Larkin NI Water, Serena Hylands CTS

NI Water awards £14m contract to local firms

Bangor Air 1910 Postcard

Marking bicentenary of church funded by board of First Fruits

Mossley Mill, Newtownabbey

‘9,000 news jobs’ expected in next decade for Antrim and Newtownabbey

Catherine Watkins, Caroline McCoubrey and Robin Masefield

Local history on the hoardings along popular coastal walkway

NI Water receives the ‘highly commended award’

NI Water makes a splash at corporate reporting awards

The site is located at 2-28 Shore Road. Pic by Google.

Drainage issues ‘solution’ project at proposed 40-home site in Newtownabbey