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KILLYBEGS IN LINE FOR NEW HARBOUR AS COUNTY GETS €1.25M PACKAGE

written by John2 March 20, 2014
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Boats in killybegs by meave goyvaertsDONEGAL has been allocated €750,000 for storm damage repairs – with Killybegs getting an additional investment of €500,000 for the development of a small craft harbour.

Deputy Joe McHugh welcomed today’s announcement from The Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Simon Coveney.

Deputy McHugh said “Today’s announcement by Minister Coveney is a very positive one for Donegal and specifically for the development of a small craft harbour in Killybegs.

“The recent damage caused by storm and severe weather was considerable across the country, and while there are some areas that were hit harder than others, there were many businesses and infrastructures in Donegal which were badly affected and I warmly welcome the Minister’s acknowledgment and investment in the region.

“The Minister also announced today that Killybegs Harbour would receive nearly a quarter of a million euro in funding towards the development of a small craft harbour. This is a very significant investment for the area, both in terms of local business and the additional access this will give to small and medium fishermen, but also to the local community and creating local employment for the project.

“I have worked closely with Minister Coveney and his Department in ensuring that the importance of the fishing industry in Donegal is continuously on the radar and this commitment highlights the Minister’s dedication to ensuring that coastal communities are a key focus for this Government.”

Minister Coveney commented that “the projects consisting of €23m in total capital expenditure will repair the storm damage to our vitally important fisheries piers and harbours network and will develop our harbours for the benefit of our seafood industry and the coastal communities dependent on this infrastructure. This package will help to ensure that this important infrastructure is fit for purpose in the modern era and will bring significant added value to local communities and much welcome jobs and economic activity”.

Table of Storm Damage breakdown below –

Donegal County Council

Mountcharles Pier

€36,000

Magherarorty Harbour

€45,000

Buncrana Harbour

€45,000

Arranmore, Rannagh Pier Slip

€27,000

Bundoran Pier

€7,200

Malinmore Pier

€6,750

Doonalt Pier (near Glencolmcille)

€6,750

Bruckless Pier

€16,200

Port Inver

€18,000

Cladnageeragh Pier (near Kilcar)

€22,500

Portsalon Pier

€22,500

Bunaniver Pier

€31,500

Wyon Point & Rinnalea Navigation Lights

€9,000

Nancy’s Rock Navigation Perch

€31,500

Cassan Sound Pier

€9,000

Malinbeg, Ballyederlan, Gortalia, Tawney (Piers & Slipways)

€18,000

Donegal Town Pier

€3,600

Bunagee Pier

€135,000

Ballysaggart Pier

€13,500

Owey Island Pier

€27,000

Rathmullan Pier

€27,000

Leabgarrow Harbour, Arranmore

€45,000

Ballyshannon Harbour

€45,000

Curransport Slipway

€9,000

Arranmore,Stackamore, Slipway

€6,750

Cruit Island Slipway

€6,750

Inis Caoraigh Slipway

€18,000

Killybegs Harbour, Shore Road

€63,000

Total Donegal Co. Co.

€751,500

 

KILLYBEGS IN LINE FOR NEW HARBOUR AS COUNTY GETS €1.25M PACKAGE was last modified: March 20th, 2014 by John2
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