Grand Canal: Essential Repairs at Cappyroe Bridge Lock
Essential repair works will be taking place at Lock 22 at Cappyroe Bridge in Co Offaly until this Friday 6 October
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'Waterways Through Time' Podcast Wins at Digital Media Awards
The podcast received the bronze prize at the 20th Irish Digital Media Awards in the highly competitive Best Podcast category
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EU Calls on Ireland To Finalise Review of River Basin Management Plan
Ireland and Slovenia are late as regards the review, adoption and reporting of the third river basin management plans
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Grand Canal: Offaly Rowing Club Time Trials This Weekend
The event will take place between Locks 23 and 24 from 8am to 4pm on Saturday 30 September
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Royal Canal: Lifting Bridge at The Downs Closed Due to Vandalism
The cross-border body for Ireland’s inland waterways says the bridge will return to normal operations on Thursday 12 October
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Erne System: 'FEARmanagh' Endurance Event on Lower Lough Erne This Saturday
Magho Jetty will be temporarily closed to mooring boats from 8am on Friday 29 September to 5pm on Saturday 30 September
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Yacht Racing is Thriving on Lough Derg's Garykennedy and Iniscealtra Sailing Clubs
A cheque worth €1,600 was raised by members of both clubs for the RNLI
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Shannon-Erne Waterway: Leitrim Village Facilities Reopening After Jetty Works
The public jetty fronting the Marina Apartments in Leitrim village will reopen for mooring this Friday 29 September
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Grand Canal: Device Installation for Green WIN Project at Shannon Harbour
Works for the Green WIN project are due to begin Monday 25 September for around eight weeks, until mid-to-late November
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Grand Canal: Quay Wall Repairs at Shannon Harbour
Works will begin on Monday 25 September and will last around seven weeks until mid November, from 9am to 5pm each day
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