Following up to the recent spillage of Ringsend Wastewater treatment plant, a team lead by a MSc student, 6 samples were gathered at different points on the River Liffey, starting from the spillage area up as far as the Samuel-Beckett Bridge. The water samples will be used to analyse E. Coli using ColiSense. It was a fantastic day to get samples, and thanks to the Poolbeg Boat and Yacht Club from accommodating us.
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