Ireland's Water Quality Remains Unsatisfactory, EPA Reports
Ireland's water quality has shown no overall improvement in 2025, with pollution from farms and wastewater continuing to keep it at an unsatisfactory level, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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Water quality in Irish rivers and lakes remains ‘unsatisfactory’
Report must ‘concern us all’, says EPA director after reports finds Ireland’s best rivers continue to deteriorate
By Jack White
Read full article →EPA says Ireland’s water quality still ‘unsatisfactory’ as 2025 report finds no overall improvement
Excess nutrients from agriculture and wastewater remain greatest challenge
By Eavan Murray
Read full article →No improvement to water quality standards in 2025 - EPA
Annual data from the Environmental Protection Agency on the quality of Ireland's waters shows no major improvements were achieved in 2025 and that standards are still unsatisfactory in many areas.
Read full article →Pollution from farms and wastewater keep Ireland's water quality so poor, watchdog says
A new report reveals that there was little change in water quality last year, meaning it remains unsatisfactory in many areas.
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