Waterways Ireland from the personal perspective of a boating enthusiast, Open post for questions and comments
MARINE NOTICE, No 35 of 2014
Shannon Navigation & Royal Canal
Clondara / Richmond Harbour
This section of the navigation has been reopened. Marine Notice No 4 of 2014 is now withdrawn.
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Charles Lawn, Inspector of Navigation, 9 Apr 2014
MARINE NOTICE, No 24 of 2014
Shannon Navigation, Royal and Grand Canals and Barrow Navigation
Landing of international Catering Waste (ICW)
Waterways Ireland has been requested by the Dept of Agriculture, Dublin to bring to the attention of masters and owners of vessels, returning to or arriving from outside Ireland that it is forbidden to land ship sourced food waste on arrival.
Re: Prohibition on the landing of ship sourced food waste in accordance Regulation (EC) No. 1069 of 2009, Regulation (EU) No. 142 of 2011, European Communities (Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies and Animal By-products)
Further information may be had from: animalbyproducts@agriculture.gov.ie and tel. no ++ 353 1890253337.
C.J.Lawn, Inspector of Navigation, 4 Mar 2014
MARINE NOTICE, No 3 of 2014
Shannon Navigation
Lough Derg
Red Porthand Buoy Off Station
Waterways Ireland has been advised that a red porthand buoy has been sighted grounded near Tinker Point on the western tip of Illaunmore island. Its previous position has yet to be identified.
Masters are requested to navigate with due caution in this area of Lough Derg until the buoy has been repositioned.
Charles Lawn, Inspector of Navigation, Athlone, 13 Jan 2014
MARINE NOTICE, No 131 of 2013
Shannon Navigation
Lough Ree
Green Buoy Adrift
Waterways Ireland wishes to advise masters that a green coloured buoy marking the Defence Forces firing range situated immediately north of Cribby Islands on Lough Ree has broken its mooring and drifted north in the direction of Warren Point where it is reported aground.
Masters are requested to keep a good look-out when in this part of the navigation in case the buoy continues to drift further.
Charles Lawn, Lt Cdr(rtd), Inspector of Navigation,The Docks, Athlone, Co.Westmeath, 24 Dec 2013
Shannon Navigation
Athlone and Banagher
Flow Measurement
Waterways Ireland has been informed by the Office of Public Works (OPW) of its intention to conduct flow measurements in Athlone and Banagher between Wed 13 and Thurs 21 Mar 2013. The measuring instrument will be lowered from the bridge to the river and then moved laterally across the bridge arches to take the measurements. The procedure will only take a matter of minutes at each arch. Masters approaching the navigation arch of these bridges should be prepared to stop short and await instructions from OPW staff as to when it is safe to proceed through the arch. Waterways Ireland thanks its customers for their cooperation with this work. C.J.Lawn, Lt Cdr (RTD), Inspector of Navigation, 12 March 2013
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