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Flood cells’ progress expected to curb potential threat of urban flooding

As the rising water levels of the River Shannon remain under close scrutiny, Westmeath County Council director of services, Barry Kehoe, has allayed the fears of urban residents and businesses who fear the potential detrimental impact of flooding should recent incessant rainfall continue.

Athlone flood relief enhancement works progress at Deerpark

Mr. Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran, T.D., Minister of State with responsibility for the Office of Public Works (OPW) and Flood Relief, was in Athlone on Monday morning to witness the commencement of sheet piling works at the Showgrounds as part of the works being undertaken for the Athlone Flood Alleviation Scheme. These works are part of the Deerpark Cell which works commenced on earlier this year.

River oil pollution incident gives cause for grave concern

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An oil spill incident which initially effected the River Al on the River Shannon in mid August received due attention and discussion at the monthly meeting of Athlone Moate Municipal District.

Athlone Flood Alleviation Scheme making significant progress

On a morning visit to his native town, Minister Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran, TD, outlined the steady and significant progress being made in implementing the Athlone Flood Alleviation Scheme.

Willow Park community tackles litter and pollution

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A community action group in Willow Park, Athlone, is helping tackle waste, litter and pollution in and around the River Al in County Westmeath.

River Al channel clearing kicks off Athlone flood relief works

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Minister of State for the Office of Public Works (OPW) and Flood Relief, Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran, has announced that his Department has begun maintenance work on the River Al this week.

Funding of €6 million to tackle flooding in Athlone

 

Shannon report proposes €5.9m expenditure on flood defences for Athlone

Robert Grace and Tríona Doherty

 

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