Shannon Harbour – Captain's Handbook ©

9. Juni 202215. November 2022

MARINE NOTICE, No. 55 of 2022

MARINE NOTICE, No. 55 of 2022

Grand Canal – Shannon Harbour & Royal Canal – Mullingar

IWAI Events June & July 2022

Waterways Ireland wishes to advise all users of the Royal Canal and Grand Canal of the following IWAI events;

- - Grand Canal – Shannon Harbour Canal Boat Rally – 24/25/26 June 2022
  - Royal Canal – Mullingar Harbour – Float to the Fleadh – 31 July to 07 Aug 2022

Please note, vessels attending these events are required to apply for a Visitors Permit, free of charge, before entering the canal network.
Masters of vessels are requested to proceed at slow speed and note any directions issued in the vicinity of the events.
Waterways Ireland thanks its customers for their cooperation in this matter.

Patrick Harkin, Inspector of Navigation, 09 June 2022

Grand Canal – Shannon Harbour & Royal Canal – Mullingar
IWAI Veranstaltungen Juni & Juli 2022
Waterways Ireland möchte alle Benutzer des Royal Canal und des Grand Canal auf die folgenden IWAI-Veranstaltungen hinweisen;

- - - Grand Canal – Shannon Harbour Canal Boat Rally – 24/25/26 Juni 2022
    - Royal Canal – Mullingar Harbour – Float to the Fleadh – 31. Juli bis 07. August 2022

Bitte beachten Sie, dass Schiffe, die an diesen Veranstaltungen teilnehmen, eine kostenlose Besuchererlaubnis beantragen müssen, bevor sie das Kanalnetz befahren dürfen.
Die Kapitäne der Schiffe werden gebeten, mit langsamer Geschwindigkeit zu fahren und alle Anweisungen zu beachten, die in der Nähe der Veranstaltung ausgegeben werden.
Waterways Ireland dankt seinen Kunden für ihre Kooperation in dieser Angelegenheit.

9. Juni 201515. Juli 2019

MARINE NOTICE, No 077 of 2015

Shannon Harbour; ;© esri; click to Shannon Harbour — Shannon Harbour; ;© esri

MARINE NOTICE, No. 077 of 2015

Shannon Navigation and Grand Canal

Shannon Harbour to Banagher

Sun 12 July 2015, Fin Swim

Waterways Ireland wishes to advise masters and owners of vessels that the 2015 Shannonside Sub Aqua Fin Swim takes places from Shannon Harbour, Grand Canal to Banagher slipway on Sun 12 July commencing at 1330hrs and finishing at 1630hrs.

Masters of vessels are requested to keep a sharp look-out for swimmers in the water , proceed at slow speed and with minimum wash when in this section of the navigation and note any advice from safety boat officials.
Waterways Ireland thanks its customers for their cooperation in this matter.

C.J.Lawn, Inspector of Navigation, 8 Jun 2015

Junction of the Shannon and the Grand Canal

3. April 201511. Juli 2019

MARINE NOTICE 027 of 2015

Shannon Harbour Lock 35 and 36; © esri; click picture to "Arcgis Map Shannon Harbour Lock 35" — Shannon Harbour Lock 35 and 36; © esri

MARINE NOTICE, No 27 of 2015

GRAND CANAL

Shannon Harbour

SUNKEN VESSEL

Waterways Ireland wishes to advise Masters and Owners of vessels that the sunken vessel in the main navigational channel immediately West of the 35th Lock Deep Gate, on the Grand Canal at Shannon Harbour has now been removed.

Marine Notice No 24 /2015 is now withdrawn.

Charles Lawn, Inspector of Navigation, 3 Apr 2015

31. März 201511. Juli 2019

MARINE NOTICE 024 of 2015

MARINE NOTICE, No 24 of 2015

GRAND CANAL

SHANNON HARBOUR

SUNKEN VESSEL

Waterways Ireland wishes to advise Masters and Owners of vessels that there is a sunken vessel in the main navigational channel immediately West of the 35th Lock Deep Gate, on the Grand Canal at Shannon Harbour.
Passage is not possible at this time. Efforts are being made to remove the vessel at this time and a further Marine Notice will be issued when the channel is clear for navigation.
Any inconvenience to our customers is regretted.

Charles Lawn, Inspector of Navigation, 31 Mar 2015

Shannon Harbour; © Captain’s Handbook; click to "enlarge" — Shannon HarbourLock 36; © Captain’s Handbook

26. Februar 2014

MARINE NOTICE 021 of 2014

Shannon Harbour Griffith Bridge 2014 — Shannon Harbour © esri;

MARINE NOTICE, No 21 of 2014

Grand Canal
Shannon Harbour

Vessel Sunk – Navigation Obstruction

Waterways Ireland wishes to advise masters and owners that a small unidentified sailing vessel is sunk in Shannon Hbr. approx. 500 metres East of Griffith Bridge on the south bank. The mast is lying across the navigational channel, however, the vessel may be passed with due caution. It is planned to remove the vessel on Friday morning, 28th Feb 2014.

Charles Lawn, Inspector of Navigation, 26 Feb 2014

Griffith Bridge Shannon Harbour; © Captain’s Handbook — Griffith Bridge Shannon Harbour