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ABOUT US
Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
We are the River Shannon Protection Alliance (est. April 20th 2007), a group dedicated to safeguarding the River Shannon and its surrounding ecosystems for us and all future generations. As an organization, we are committed to see our Country investing in sustainable water management practices of the River Shannon. We advocate for responsible stewardship of one of Ireland's premier natural resources and will fight to protect it.
We are the River Shannon Protection Alliance (est. April 20th 2007), a group dedicated to safeguarding the River Shannon and its surrounding ecosystems for us and all future generations. As an organization, we are committed to see our Country investing in sustainable water management practices of the River Shannon. We advocate for responsible stewardship of one of Ireland's premier natural resources and will fight to protect it.
We are the River Shannon Protection Alliance (est. April 20th 2007), a group dedicated to safeguarding the River Shannon and its surrounding ecosystems for us and all future generations. As an organization, we are committed to see our Country investing in sustainable water management practices of the River Shannon. We advocate for responsible stewardship of one of Ireland's premier natural resources and will fight to protect it.
We are the River Shannon Protection Alliance (est. April 20th 2007), a group dedicated to safeguarding the River Shannon and its surrounding ecosystems for us and all future generations. As an organization, we are committed to see our Country investing in sustainable water management practices of the River Shannon. We advocate for responsible stewardship of one of Ireland's premier natural resources and will fight to protect it.
Together, we can protect the River Shannon.
Together, we can protect the River Shannon.
Together, we can protect the River Shannon.
Together, we can protect the River Shannon.
What is happening?
What is happening?
What is happening?
What is happening?
Irish Water's proposal seeks to siphon off over 330 million liters of water daily from the River Shannon, funneling it through a 172 km pipeline destined for Dublin. This exorbitant project comes with a staggering current cost estimate exceeding €1.65 billion.
The prospect of erecting a 2-meter diameter pipeline, slicing through over 500 farms, will have serious consequences on the socio-economic development of the region. The water abstraction will harm Lough Derg and the River Shannon environment, affecting wildlife and water quality.
Irish Water's proposal seeks to siphon off over 330 million liters of water daily from the River Shannon, funneling it through a 172 km pipeline destined for Dublin. This exorbitant project comes with a staggering current cost estimate exceeding €1.65 billion.
The prospect of erecting a 2-meter diameter pipeline, slicing through over 500 farms, will have serious consequences on the socio-economic development of the region. The water abstraction will harm Lough Derg and the River Shannon environment, affecting wildlife and water quality.
Irish Water's proposal seeks to siphon off over 330 million liters of water daily from the River Shannon, funneling it through a 172 km pipeline destined for Dublin. This exorbitant project comes with a staggering current cost estimate exceeding €1.65 billion.
The prospect of erecting a 2-meter diameter pipeline, slicing through over 500 farms, will have serious consequences on the socio-economic development of the region. The water abstraction will harm Lough Derg and the River Shannon environment, affecting wildlife and water quality.
Irish Water's proposal seeks to siphon off over 330 million liters of water daily from the River Shannon, funneling it through a 172 km pipeline destined for Dublin. This exorbitant project comes with a staggering current cost estimate exceeding €1.65 billion.
The prospect of erecting a 2-meter diameter pipeline, slicing through over 500 farms, will have serious consequences on the socio-economic development of the region. The water abstraction will harm Lough Derg and the River Shannon environment, affecting wildlife and water quality.
What you can do
What you can do
What you can do
What you can do
Join us in the fight against the Pipe.
Join us in the fight against the Pipe.
Join us in the fight against the Pipe.
Join us in the fight against the Pipe.
Advocate
You can make a difference!
Join us in the fight against the Pipe, and help us preserve Ireland's natural heritage for generations to come.
Advocate
You can make a difference!
Join us in the fight against the Pipe, and help us preserve Ireland's natural heritage for generations to come.
Advocate
You can make a difference!
Join us in the fight against the Pipe, and help us preserve Ireland's natural heritage for generations to come.
Advocate
You can make a difference!
Join us in the fight against the Pipe, and help us preserve Ireland's natural heritage for generations to come.
Advocate
You can make a difference!
Join us in the fight against the Pipe, and help us preserve Ireland's natural heritage for generations to come.
Contact
Contact your local representatives and push conversations to stop the Pipe.
Contact
Contact your local representatives and push conversations to stop the Pipe.
Contact
Contact your local representatives and push conversations to stop the Pipe.
Contact
Contact your local representatives and push conversations to stop the Pipe.
Contact
Contact your local representatives and push conversations to stop the Pipe.
Social Media
Spread the word on social media platforms and engage in discussions that can lead to positive change.
Social Media
Spread the word on social media platforms and engage in discussions that can lead to positive change.
Social Media
Spread the word on social media platforms and engage in discussions that can lead to positive change.
Social Media
Spread the word on social media platforms and engage in discussions that can lead to positive change.
Social Media
Spread the word on social media platforms and engage in discussions that can lead to positive change.
Elections
Make this a central theme in the upcoming local and EU parliamentary MEP elections.
Elections
Make this a central theme in the upcoming local and EU parliamentary MEP elections.
Elections
Make this a central theme in the upcoming local and EU parliamentary MEP elections.
Elections
Make this a central theme in the upcoming local and EU parliamentary MEP elections.
Elections
Make this a central theme in the upcoming local and EU parliamentary MEP elections.
What we do
What we do
What we do
What we do
Our priority is safeguarding the River Shannon, and Uisce Eireann's proposal to extract water from it poses significant threats to our environment, economy, and communities.
We propose a more sustainable solution.
By utilizing existing reservoirs like Poulaphuca at Blessington, the demand can be met without compromising the integrity of our natural waterways.
We are calling on the government to reallocate the budget to a pipe replacement program in Dublin: a more sustainable solution. We call for an independent review of the project to ensure that all alternatives are thoroughly evaluated.
Our priority is safeguarding the River Shannon, and Uisce Eireann's proposal to extract water from it poses significant threats to our environment, economy, and communities.
We propose a more sustainable solution.
By utilizing existing reservoirs like Poulaphuca at Blessington, the demand can be met without compromising the integrity of our natural waterways.
We are calling on the government to reallocate the budget to a pipe replacement program in Dublin: a more sustainable solution. We call for an independent review of the project to ensure that all alternatives are thoroughly evaluated.
Our priority is safeguarding the River Shannon, and Uisce Eireann's proposal to extract water from it poses significant threats to our environment, economy, and communities.
We propose a more sustainable solution.
By utilizing existing reservoirs like Poulaphuca at Blessington, the demand can be met without compromising the integrity of our natural waterways.
We are calling on the government to reallocate the budget to a pipe replacement program in Dublin: a more sustainable solution. We call for an independent review of the project to ensure that all alternatives are thoroughly evaluated.
Our priority is safeguarding the River Shannon, and Uisce Eireann proposal to extract water from it poses significant threats to our environment, economy, and communities. We propose a more sustainable solution.
By utilizing existing reservoirs like Poulaphuca at Blessington, the demand can be met without compromising the integrity of our natural waterways.
We are calling on the government to reallocate the budget to a pipe replacement program in Dublin: a more sustainable solution. We call for an independent review of the project to ensure that all alternatives are thoroughly evaluated.
Our priority is safeguarding the River Shannon, and Uisce Eireann's proposal to extract water from it poses significant threats to our environment, economy, and communities.
We propose a more sustainable solution.
By utilizing existing reservoirs like Poulaphuca at Blessington, the demand can be met without compromising the integrity of our natural waterways.
We are calling on the government to reallocate the budget to a pipe replacement program in Dublin: a more sustainable solution. We call for an independent review of the project to ensure that all alternatives are thoroughly evaluated.
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