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Funding has been approved for three projects at Seafield Pier – Photo: Ann O’Connell Eight projects at five allocations in West and North Clare have been awarded over €330,000 in funding as part of a €38.3m Capital Investment Package for the ongoing development of Ireland’s publicly owned harbour network. The funding for the 79 Local Authority Harbours across 12 coastal Local Authorities has been announced by Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue TD. The Clare projects are at Bournapeaka Pier (Ballyaughan); Seafield Pier, Quilty; Doolin Pier; Carrowmore...

Home » Breaking News » Clare TD welcomes funding for six local harbours A request from Deputy Cathal Crowe to organise a socially distanced meeting about the re-opening of Broadford Post Office has been turned down by An Post. Clare TD welcomes funding for six local harbours May 3, 2021 FIANNA Fáil TD for Clare, Cathal Crowe has this morning welcomed €445,00 in funding for six harbours in the county. The fund, sanctioned by Charlie McConalogue, Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine will go towards repair and upgrade works at harbours located at Bournapeaka, Seafield, Doolin, Car...

3rd May 2021 €6.8m has been provided for the Dinish Island pier extension at Castletownbere in West Cork. The 2021 programme sees a 35% increase in funding for Local Authority harbours. see details below. The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue TD, announced this morning details of a €38.3m Capital Investment Package for the ongoing development of Ireland’s publicly owned harbour network including 79 Local Authority Harbours across 12 coastal Local Authorities. See funding allocations below In announcing the 2021 programme, the Minister said, “I am deli...

Clare FM 3rd May 2021 €445,000 in funding has been granted to six harbours across Clare. Bournapeaka, Seafield, Doolin, Carrowmore, Doonmore and Carrigaholt will all receive a cut of this funding, which has been announced today by Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue. It’s understood the funding will go primarily towards repair and upgrade works at the six facilities. CONTINUE READING BELOW 75% of the awarded funding will come from the Department of Agriculture, with the balance being met by Clare County Council. SHARE