Health Service Executive Standard Operating Procedure
| Sector: | Water |
| Format: | Guide |
2026
Health Service Executive Standard Operating Procedure
Management and Verification of Uisce Éireann Mains Meters Installed in Healthcare facilities.
Archive: January 1970
Uisce Eireann & HSE Meter Validation Process & Communication
| Sector: | Water |
| Format: | Guide |
2026
Uisce Eireann & HSE Meter Validation Process & Communication
This flowchart outlines the WPRN verification process developed through collaboration between the HSE’s Climate and Estates Sustainable Infrastructure Office and Uisce Éireann
Developing a long term water infrastructure strategy
| Sector: | Water |
| Format: | Guide |
2026
Developing a long term water infrastructure strategy
St. Finbarr's hospital, Cork, has been working on improving the leaking water infrastructure onsite. Using accurate network drawings and strategic sub-metering, a long term water infrastructure strategy has been developed to future proof the site in a cost effective manner.
Continual Water Monitoring Saves Water and Money
| Sector: | Water |
| Format: | Case Studies |
2026
Continual Water Monitoring Saves Water and Money
The National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh installed an on-line water sub-metering system in 2024 and since then, have identified and responded to numerous water leaks. This case study demonstrates the importance of human monitoring of a technological solution.
Water Rebates for Healthcare Facilities
| Sector: | Water |
| Format: | Guide |
2026
Water Rebates for Healthcare Facilities
While water monitoring has improved across the healthcare sector, leaks will continue to occur (and be repaired). In these, and other instances, rebates may be available from Uisce Éireann. Learn more about rebates in our healthcare specific guide.
Rainwater Harvesting Guidance for the Healthcare Sector
| Sector: | Water |
| Format: | Guide |
2026
Rainwater Harvesting Guidance for the Healthcare Sector
Rainwater harvesting can be an excellent option for healthcare facilities, especially when considered at the design stage for non-clinical areas. However, careful consideration must be given to ongoing management of the system and water quality assurance.