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Port Of Cork Maintenance Dredging Begins This Week

17th August 2020
Dredging of shipping channels and berths in Cork Harbour will proceed from Wednesday 19 August to late September Dredging of shipping channels and berths in Cork Harbour will proceed from Wednesday 19 August to late September Credit: Port of Cork

The Port of Cork reminds mariners that maintenance dredging will be taking place in Cork Harbour on all main shipping channels and berths from this Wednesday 19 August.

As previously reported on Afloat.ie, the dredging campaign by the TSHD Taccola will progress 24 hours a day until late September.

It follows a prior survey conducted last week, and bed levelling operations which began yesterday, Sunday 16 August.

Mariners are requested to navigate with caution when in the vicinity of the work craft, to pass by as wide a margin as possible and proceed with minimum wash and speed.

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MacDara Conroy

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