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Waterways Ireland looks to develop glamping and motorhome sites on its land

Waterways Ireland is examining the idea of developing some of its land for camping, glamping motor home infrastructure, and EV charging. Between 30 and 50 sites could be assessed for suitability across Ireland and Northern Ireland. Waterways Ireland ...

21 May 2022 at 13:09

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Waterways Ireland looks to develop glamping and motorhome sites on its land

22 May 2022 at 21:00

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Waterways Ireland ask Longford public for feedback on Byelaws changes

Waterways Ireland has opened the second phase of the public consultation on proposed Byelaws changes - inviting members of the public and interested parties to have their say on proposed revisions to the Shannon Navigation and Canal Byelaws....

16 Jan 2024 at 07:59

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Longford people urged to have their say as Waterways Ireland extends public ponsultation on Draft Byelaws

Waterways Ireland has extended a public consultation on proposed Byelaws changes, with a second phase of public consultation also added to facilitate further engagement with the public and stakeholders. The initial consultation period ...

09 Oct 2023 at 15:00

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PICTURES: Waterways Ireland is selling off abandoned boats in Midlands for bargain prices

Waterways Ireland is auctioning a number of boats which it has removed from canals and rivers. The majority of the boats are being stored in the Midlands where they can be viewed prior to the sale. Waterways Ireland said 16 of the ...

27 Feb 2024 at 16:34

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PICTURES: Waterways Ireland is selling off abandoned boats for bargain prices

23 Feb 2024 at 11:10

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Longford County council hear WI looking for home for 'unsightly' barge

The “unsightly” barge occupying the dry dock in Clondra “for what seems like forever” was the subject of a discussion at a recent Longford County Council meeting. Waterways Ireland says they are trying to come up with a plan ...

04 Dec 2023 at 08:59

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Longford council hears camper van parking under review

The practice of parking camper vans overnight in carp parks at scenic spots around the county is under review by Waterways Ireland a recent meeting of Longford County Council heard. The matter came to light when the issue ...

05 Dec 2023 at 09:02

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Longford County Council: Casey slams ‘absolutely ridiculous’ Shannon bye laws

Waterways Ireland and senior government chiefs are coming under fire over proposed new bye-laws for the Shannon catchment area. Independent Cllr Mark Casey described the mooted measures which could see the reduction of ...

22 Oct 2023 at 13:02

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Longford lobby group believe waterway byelaws ‘bad for business’

As Waterways Ireland opened the second phase of the public consultation on proposed byelaw changes - inviting members of the public and interested parties to have their say on proposed revisions to the Shannon ...

03 Feb 2024 at 13:01

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Controversy over 'stealth tax' on recreational boaters

Waterways Ireland has extended a public consultation on proposed byelaws changes, with a second phase of public consultation also added to facilitate further engagement with the public and stakeholders. The ...

14 Oct 2023 at 07:00

Local News

Ireland's ‘Stories from the Waterside’ published to coincide with National Heritage Week

Storytelling is alive and well in all parts of Ireland, as evident from number of entries to a national story writing competition called Stories from the Waterside, which ran in April and May during the ...

20 Aug 2020 at 12:00

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