Symposium 2020 Ireland’s Waters: Re-imagining the future

20th January 2020

Tullamore Court Hotel 20th March 2020

The Water Forum welcomes you to join the conversation.

The quality of Ireland’s waters is continuing to decline. To address this, wide-scale changes are required both on an individual, personal nature on the one hand and a collective, national reorientation on the other hand. This symposium hosted by The Water Forum will mark the beginning of the discussion required to trigger and support a broadly-based public debate on our water quality, land use and the implications of inaction.

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