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Council goes contactless with new water fountain at Limerick s People s Park
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THE latest in a series of contactless water fountains at public locations across Limerick has been installed at the People’s Park in the city centre.
Located close to the pedestrian entrance near Barrington Street, the new bottle filling station provides clean and safe drinking water without the risk of touching high-use buttons that could increase the spread of infection.
Users can simply place a water bottle into the holder and the sensors will pick up on movement and activate the machine.
To further reduce the potential spread of pathogens the ‘no touch’ design prevents the bottle rim from coming into contact with the nozzle.
Contactless bottle filling stations installed at key locations in Limerick
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Eileen Humphreys, Healthy Limerick and Mayor Michael Collins at the new refill station at Merchant s Quay | PICTURE: Keith Wiseman );
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A NUMBER of contactless water bottle filling stations has been installed at locations across Limerick in a effort to reduce the number of single-use plastic bottles.
The new filling stations provide contactless, clean and safe water without the risk of touching high-use buttons that could increase the spread of infection.
Users can simply place a water bottle into the holder and the sensors will pick up on movement and activate the machine.
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Search By Live95 News Team A number of contactless water bottle filling stations have been installed in Limerick.
The new amenities provide contactless, clean and safe water without the risk of touching high-use buttons that could increase the spread of infection.
They are located at Merchant s Quay, Limerick city – beside the gate into St Mary s Cathedral, Adare library, Civic Buildings and Courthouse complex in Killmallock, The Square in Abbeyfeale and Athea Village.
The first four contactless drinking water fountains have been rolled out with support from Healthy Ireland Fund and Limerick European Green Leaf City 2020, while the the fifth was installed on behalf of Athea Tidy Towns with funding from the Limerick Local Community Development Committee’s Community Enhancement Programme.