Question:
I
registered with Irish Water earlier this year. How do I apply for the Water
Conservation Grant?
Answer:
Every
household that registered its principal private dwelling (main home) with Irish
Water by 30 June 2015 is eligible for the Water Conservation Grant in 2015. The
payment is €100 and will issue from September 2015.
Households
that registered after 30 June 2015, or have yet to register, are not eligible
for the grant in 2015.
By
the end of September 2015, all eligible households will get a letter from the
Department of Social Protection explaining how to apply for the Water
Conservation Grant. You cannot apply for it until you have received this
letter. When you get your letter, you apply online on watergrant.ie. You must
apply before 8 October 2015.
You
will need the following information to apply for your Water Conservation Grant:
• TIN
(Transaction Identification Number) – you will find this number on the letter you received from the Department.
• WPRN
(Water Point Reference Number) – a number specific to your house, which you will also find on the letter from
the Department.
• Irish
Water account or registration number – you got this when you registered with Irish Water. If you have
your own water supply and waste water
services, you will have a registration number instead of an account number. Contact Irish Water directly if
you cannot find these numbers.
• Your PPS number.
• Details
of the bank or other account into which you want your grant to be paid (BIC, IBAN and account name) – you
will find these on recent bank statements.
If
you do not have internet access or a bank account, you can telephone the Water
Conservation Grant Support Team at 1890 100 043 (9am–5pm, Monday to Friday) and
they will make arrangements for you.
Further
information is available from the Citizens Information Centre below.
Know
Your Rights has been compiled by Boyle Citizens Information Centre which provides a free and
confidential service to the public. Tel: 0761 07 6330
Address:
Elphin Street, Boyle, Co. Roscommon
Information
is also available online at citizensinformation.ie and from the Citizens
Information Phone Service - 0761 07 4000.
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