DATEPROVINCESIZEDETAILS
2020Dublin, Temple Bar13 tonsLarge fatberg caused by the accumulation of cooking fats, oils, and wet wipes, blocking a major sewer line.
2020Cork, City Centre10 tonsFatberg found in a historic area, primarily composed of fats and oils from nearby restaurants.
2020Limerick, City Centre14 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered in a central district, causing major sewer blockages.
2020Galway, Salthill8 tonsSmaller fatberg caused by improper waste disposal, leading to localized flooding.
2020Dublin, Rathmines11 tonsFatberg found near a commercial area, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
2020Cork, Douglas7 tonsSmaller fatberg discovered in a residential district, composed mainly of organic waste and sanitary products.
2020Limerick, Castletroy13 tonsMajor fatberg found in a busy district, requiring extensive removal efforts to unblock the sewer system.
2020Dublin, Blanchardstown9 tonsFatberg caused by improper waste disposal, leading to significant sewer blockages.
2020Galway, City Centre11 tonsFatberg discovered near a residential area, primarily composed of fats and oils from households.
2020Cork, Blackpool14 tonsLargest fatberg of the year, causing major disruptions in the sewer system of a residential district.
2020Dublin, Tallaght10 tonsFatberg found near a historic site, primarily composed of fats, oils, and organic waste from nearby restaurants.
2020Limerick, Dooradoyle11 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered in a residential area, caused by improper disposal of cooking fats.
2021Galway, Knocknacarra8 tonsSmaller fatberg discovered near a commercial district, composed mainly of household and commercial waste.
2021Dublin, Phibsborough10 tonsFatberg found in a residential area, causing localized flooding and sewer blockage.
2021Cork, Ballyvolane13 tonsMajor fatberg discovered in a densely populated district, requiring significant removal efforts.
2021Limerick, Raheen9 tonsFatberg caused by improper waste disposal practices in a residential area, leading to sewer blockages.
2021Dublin, Drumcondra11 tonsSignificant fatberg found near a commercial area, causing extensive sewer disruptions.
2021Galway, Oranmore12 tonsFatberg discovered in a residential district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable waste.
2021Cork, Bishopstown10 tonsFatberg found near a university, caused by improper disposal of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2021Dublin, Clontarf8 tonsSmaller fatberg discovered in a residential area, primarily composed of household waste.
2021Limerick, Caherdavin14 tonsOne of the largest fatbergs of the year, blocking a main sewer line in a commercial district.
2021Galway, Eyre Square11 tonsFatberg discovered near a historic site, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
2021Dublin, Lucan10 tonsFatberg caused by improper disposal of cooking fats, blocking a main sewer line in a residential area.
2021Cork, Glanmire13 tonsSignificant fatberg found in a residential district, causing major sewer blockages.
2022Limerick, Annacotty8 tonsSmaller fatberg discovered near a university, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2022Dublin, Dundrum10 tonsFatberg found in a residential area, caused by improper disposal of waste, leading to localized flooding.
2022Galway, Bohermore12 tonsMajor fatberg discovered in a densely populated district, causing significant sewer disruptions.
2022Cork, Wilton9 tonsFatberg found near a historic site, primarily composed of organic waste from nearby restaurants.
2022Limerick, Mungret13 tonsFatberg discovered near a residential district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable waste.
2022Dublin, Donnybrook11 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered in a commercial area, causing major sewer blockages.
2022Galway, Renmore14 tonsFatberg discovered near a residential district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2022Cork, Ballincollig10 tonsFatberg caused by improper waste disposal practices in a residential area, leading to sewer overflow.
2022Limerick, Corbally12 tonsSignificant fatberg found near a commercial area, causing major sewer disruptions.
2022Dublin, Rathgar14 tonsLargest fatberg reported in late 2022, causing extensive sewer blockages in a busy district.
2022Galway, Newcastle10 tonsFatberg discovered near a historic site, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
2022Cork, Mayfield11 tonsSignificant fatberg found in a residential area, caused by improper disposal of cooking fats and oils.
2023Limerick, Garryowen13 tonsFatberg discovered near a commercial district, requiring extensive removal efforts to unblock the sewer system.
2023Dublin, Ballyfermot10 tonsFatberg found near a residential area, primarily composed of household waste and non-biodegradable items.
2023Galway, Mervue11 tonsMajor fatberg discovered in a residential area, causing localized flooding and sewer blockages.
2023Cork, Rochestown13 tonsFatberg caused by improper disposal of waste in a residential district, leading to extensive sewer damage.
2023Limerick, Ballysimon9 tonsFatberg found near a luxury residential area, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2023Dublin, Ballsbridge12 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered near a commercial area, causing major sewer blockages.
2023Galway, Knocknacarra14 tonsFatberg found in a residential district, caused by improper disposal of fats and oils.
2023Cork, Ballinlough10 tonsFatberg discovered near a historic district, causing localized flooding and sewer overflow.
2023Limerick, Kilmallock13 tonsSignificant fatberg found in a busy district, requiring extensive removal efforts.
2023Dublin, Drumcondra14 tonsMajor fatberg discovered near a university, causing extensive sewer disruptions.
2023Galway, Shantalla10 tonsFatberg caused by improper waste disposal practices in a residential area, leading to sewer blockages.
2023Cork, Glanmire12 tonsSignificant fatberg found in a commercial district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
2024Limerick, Caherconlish14 tonsFatberg discovered near a historic district, causing extensive sewer blockages and minor flooding.
2024Dublin, Sandymount10 tonsFatberg caused by improper waste disposal practices in a residential area, leading to localized flooding.
2024Galway, Salthill12 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered near a commercial area, causing major sewer blockages.
2024Cork, Frankfield14 tonsMajor fatberg discovered in a historic district, causing extensive sewer damage and traffic disruptions.
2024Limerick, Newcastle West10 tonsFatberg found near a commercial district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2024Dublin, Harold's Cross11 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered in a residential area, causing major sewer disruptions.
2024Galway, Doughiska13 tonsFatberg discovered near a historic district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
2024Cork, Bandon10 tonsFatberg caused by improper disposal of cooking fats, blocking a main sewer line in a residential area.