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Landmark contracts signed for Arklow Flood Relief Scheme - Vimarsana News

Landmark contracts signed for Arklow Flood Relief Scheme

The long-mooted Arklow Flood Relief Scheme has reached another huge milestone after Wicklow County Council and Ayesa Consulting Engineers signed contracts to progress its detailed design and construction.

Arklow Newbuild Awaiting For Orders Offshore of the Irish East Coast Port With Maritime Museum Along Its Quay - Vimarsana News

Arklow Newbuild Awaiting For Orders Offshore of the Irish East Coast Port With Maritime Museum Along Its Quay

One of the newest dry-cargo vessels of Arklow Shipping’s Dutch flagged fleet, Afloat tracked today at anchor off the Co. Wicklow port, write...

Source: afloat.ie
Work Vessels of Varying Size and Shape Arrive in Dublin Bay Including Floating Crane-Ship - Vimarsana News

Work Vessels of Varying Size and Shape Arrive in Dublin Bay Including Floating Crane-Ship

Three vessels approaching Dublin Bay were observed off Howth Peninsula today as a tug, barge and a self-propelled heavy-lift crane barge had sailed fr...

Source: afloat.ie
Just 1 in 6 Irish beaches and rivers meet minimum European standard of cleanliness - Vimarsana News

Just 1 in 6 Irish beaches and rivers meet minimum European standard of cleanliness

A poll found that only seven of 42 Irish rivers, beaches and harbours reached a minimum standard of cleanliness based on general European standards.

Source: her.ie
Milestones reached as Arklow wastewater project charges ahead - Vimarsana News

Milestones reached as Arklow wastewater project charges ahead

After reaching several significant milestones in the Arklow Wastewater Treatment Plant project, Uisce Éireann has reaffirmed its commitment to seeing the €139 million development come to fruition.