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Irish Water Self Laying pipe

onrail

I'm considering applying for planning on a site which is accessed by a local road without a water main running by the entrance.

The likely entrance is about 200m away from a regional road with mains water and I'll own all the land in between the regional road and the site, so in theory I could lay a water pipe to the house without having to disturb the local road (and the associated massive cost).

Any chance Irish water would facilitate this? There's a mains fed livestock water trough on the site, if that helps at all

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Count Mondego

Yes, this is perfectly fine. I have an Agri connection to feed a few fields and they allowed me to tap the house into that and gave me an allowance of 240k ltrs or something like that. I had to dig about 600mtrs to reach it which was some dose. Bring a 1.5 inch pipe at least and bury it well down. IW will come out and test the pressure when you have it connected.

onrail

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118424461#Comment_118424461

Thats great to hear, thanks! roughly what did IW charge as a connection fee?

maestroamado

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058220770/irish-water-self-laying-pipe

Just bring a water to the site from trough and you have water... i do not think you will be asked once its there...

Count Mondego

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118436157#Comment_118436157

Nothing, as it's still off the original Agri connection. I tapped into it myself on my side of the meter.