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SUPERVALU AND CENTRA are recalling all batches of their five litre Still Irish Water bottles.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland today issued a notice to inform consumers of the recall, which it said was a precautionary measure.
“This is due to an off odour and taste detected in a small number of bottles,” it said.
This recall affects all batches of the five litre Still Irish Water and all best-before dates.
Consumers are advised to return the products to a SuperValu or Centra store.
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Peckham spring
@Norman Smith: pure TIT
Why do people buy this stuff anyway? Glass of tap water and a slice of lemon is your only man.
@Johnny Rotten: not when your living in Tubbercurry, water is contaminated.
@Johnny Rotten: in parts of Ireland you have boil water notices so glass to the tap not an option.
@Chris Folliard: contaminated water is the least of your worries when you live in tubbercurry
@David Daly:
@Johnny Rotten:
ye chlorinated, florid tap water is the best?
Someone was filling the bottles from Irish water supplies by the sounds of it
@Pixie McMullen: your a tit
It doesn’t state”spring” water on the label, only Irish”still” water, so it probably does come out of the tap!
Pi**
The bottled water was probably supplied by
Peckham springs!!!!
Back in the day one was considered a money bags of he/she had a bottle of Perrier ordered with a meal
@Quentin Moriarty: That was before the Benzene scare.
@Chemical Brothers: well Orson Wells endorsed it didn’t he
Fancy fancy
Well I can honestly say that I had the best water you could wish to have until the system was changed with the stupid water meters now you can taste the chlorine absolutely horrific if I didn’t know any different I would think they were deliberately doing it to kill us off but when you see the supermarkets supplying dirty water and that is what it is and nothing else we have big problem.
I wouldn’t drink the cold water from my tap except when boiling it for a cuppa. It certainly doesn’t look clear or drinkable compared to how bottled water usually is. Not the first time I have noticed this either, having lived in a good many flats and bedsits over the years in Dublin.
@Sean May: I actually think Dublin’s water is quite nice
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