MARINE NOTICE 016 of 2016

Parteen Weir; © esri, click picture to "Esri-Map Limerick-Parteen-Weir"
Parteen Weir; © esri

MARINE NOTICE, No 16 of 2016

Shannon Navigation

Limerick City to Parteen Weir

Waterways Ireland wishes to advise all users of the Shannon Navigation that the stretch of navigation from Limerick city to Parteen Weir is closed to navigation due to continuing high flow rates and infrastructural deficiencies as a result of the winter storms and subsequent flooding.
Users should note that the floating weir at the entrance to the Abbey River in Limerick is no longer in place to protect vessels from striking the fixed weir. Also, there are many strong currents and eddies making navigation dangerous for both large and small craft.
Floating pontoons have been damaged and are not suitable for mooring to or walking on, safety inspection of these will be carried out when water levels and flows permit. Meanwhile, users are advised to stay clear of these until a further Marine Notice is issued on this matter.

Charles Lawn, Inspector of Navigation, 9 Mar 2016

   Limerick City; Abbey-River Mathew Bridge
Limerick City; Abbey-River Mathew Bridge

MARINE NOTICE 009 of 2016

Limerick-Town and Arthur's Quay; © esri; click to" esri-map Limerick-Town and Arthur's Quay"
Limerick-Town; © esri

MARINE NOTICE, No 9 of 2016

Shannon Navigation

Limerick,

Arthur’s Quay Floating Breakwater

Waterways Ireland wishes to advise that the floating breakwater located adjacent to Arthur’s Quay mooring at the entrance to the Abbey River has carried away and will remain secured at the entrance to Sarsfield’s Lock downstream of the weir until repairs can be effected. A further Marine Notice will advise.
Masters should proceed with the utmost caution when navigating in this section of the navigation and do so only when there is minimum flow.

Charles Lawn, Inspector of Navigation, 8 Feb 2016

Limerick City, Floating Breakwater and Arthurs Quay Moorings
Limerick City, Arthurs Quay Moorings and Floating Breakwater