Grand Canal: Barrow Line Reopening to Navigation at Monasterevin Soon as Bell Harbour Works Continue
Localised quay wall restrictions will remain within Bell Harbour to facilitate ongoing paving and landscaping works
Source: afloat.ie
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Shannon Navigation: Limited Access Via Rooskey Lock During Maintenance Works
Access through Rooskey Lock in Co Leitrim will be limited until Friday 9 February due to planned maintenance works
Source: afloat.ie
Waterways Ireland Opens Second Phase of Public Consultation on Revised Canals Bye-Laws
Submissions in this second phase of public consultation are open until Monday 26 February
Source: afloat.ie
Erne System: Jetty Works at Devenish Island
Piling works have commenced adjacent to the East Jetty at Devenish Island on Lower Lough Erne in Co Fermanagh
Source: afloat.ie
Shannon Navigation: Boaters Advised of High Water Levels, Fast Flows and Mooring Closures
Masters and all other water users should proceed with additional caution
Source: afloat.ie
Hidden gem on Kilkenny and Carlow border
Hidden gem on Kilkenny and Carlow border - 03 January 2024
Source: farmersjournal.ie
Christmas & New Year Closures on Shannon-Erne Waterway
All 16 locks on the Shannon-Erne Waterway will be out of service from Friday 22 December to Monday 1 January inclusive
Source: afloat.ie
Tornado Capsizes Moored Motor-Cruisers In North Shannon Area
The boat numbers affected when all areas are accounted for are still being collated
Source: afloat.ie
Royal Canal: Navigation Restriction at Lock 10 in Ashtown
The maximum beam of craft that will be permitted to pass through this lock west Dublin will now be restricted to 3.5 metres
Source: afloat.ie
Dublin Docklands could be 'giant urban playground' under new waterways plan
Dublin’s docklands could be transformed into "a giant urban playground for people of all ages, abilities, and interests,” according to a 10-year plan published by Waterways Ireland this week.
Source: independent.ie