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Mullagh Wastewater Treatment Plant, Mullagh, County Cavan

For permission for development consisting of outfall and discharge infrastructure associated with the mullagh wastewater treatment plant (wwtp), located within the townland of…

2660389 · Cavan County Council · Lodged 8 July 2026

Development description

  • For permission for development consisting of outfall and discharge infrastructure associated with the mullagh wastewater treatment plant (wwtp), located within the townland of rosehill county cavan and seancarnan, moynalty, kells, county meath. As part of the works, it is proposed to increase the treatment capacity of the mullagh wwtp from 3,000 population equivalent (pe) to 3,400 pe to meet the 25 year design horizon. Upgrade works at the mullagh wwtp shall consist of the following
  • Inlet works o upgrade of the pipework within the existing forward feed pumping station
  • Primary treatment, including: o dual stream activated sludge aeration tank with auxiliary pipework & blowers
  • Secondary treatment, including; o mechanical upgrade of the existing secondary settlement tank including replacement of the existing pipework, bridge, sludge collection equipment, etc. O construction of new secondary settlement tank
  • Discharge works, including: o final effluent pumping station; o 1.365km effluent rising main along the mullagh road (r194) towards the moynalty river including discharge manhole and headwall
  • Sludge treatment works, including: o mechanical upgrade of the existing sludge holding tank including replacement of the existing pipework, etc. O construction of a new sludge import facility including sludge import screen and sludge import pumping station o scum pumping station o return activated sludge (ras) pumping station o waste activated sludge (was) pumping station o sludge drying reed beds o mixed liquor returns pumping station
  • Chemical treatment including bulk storage and chemical dosing equipment for the following chemicals: o alkalinity (naoh) o ferric sulphate
  • 1 no. Mcc control building including backup power generator and associated fuel storage tank
  • Decommissioning and demolishing works of the following: o imhof tank and associated pipework o 2 no trickling filter tanks and associated pipework etc
  • Solar arrays including ground mounted structures and control equipment etc
  • Ancillary site works, including: o installation of instrumentation, monitoring equipment & controls in accordance with uisce eireann’s technical standards. O potable water kiosk and pumps o general groundworks, site clearance, topsoil stripping, fencing, landscaping, ducting, pipework, manholes / chambers and drainage works including for filter

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
AddressDatePriceDistance
Valtara, Moynalty Road, MullaghJul 2026€415,00059 m

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Timeline

  1. Application received8 July 2026
  2. Decision due1 September 2026

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