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Investment Announced for Local Piers and Pontoons in West Cork

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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A contractor has been appointed to install a new pontoon at Glengarriff, with work expected to commence in early November. The pontoon and gangway for the Blue Pool are currently in manufacture. Minister of State Christopher O’Sullivan stated that €505,641 was allocated for similar projects in Cork South West, including those in Baltimore, Schull, Courtmacsherry, and Cleanderry West.

From southernstar.ie

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The investment reflects the growing importance of marine tourism, fishing, and maritime activity along the West Cork coast. O’Sullivan noted that such pier infrastructure is essential for coastal communities and the journeys enjoyed by those who travel by ferry.

Timmy Dooley, a Junior Minister, oversees fisheries and marine policy in Ireland.

From southernstar.ie

Who's involved

  • Timmy DooleyMinister for Fisheries, involved in policy regarding marine infrastructure funding.

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    The increased infrastructure funding could support marine tourism, fishing, and maritime activities in the region.

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