Adjacent Projects
DLRCC New Metals Walkway
2nd August 2009
Bridge Removed
Before Removal of Bridge
Royal St. George Yacht Club Development April 2008
Commissioners Irish Lights
EST 1786
The Commissioners of Irish Lights Development
On 4 January 2006, the contractor, Bowen Construction Ltd, moved into the site to commence construction of Phase 1 of the development. Phase 1 works, in the western half of the site, included building the new Engineering Operations Building comprising the buoy production workshop, painting facility, mechanical workshop, electrical-electronic workshop, stores, and washing and changing rooms. This phase also included the construction of a new buoy pit, a new buoy wash area, and dedicated waste storage area.
The contractor commenced work on Phase 2 at end of October 2006. Bowen Construction Ltd has taken possession of the eastern part of the site and has erected a demarcation hoarding between sites. At the time of writing the contractor has completed demolition of the remaining part of the old buoy shed and workshops, the forge, and the paint workshop at the eastern end of the site. A piling rig has completed the piling works for the foundations of the new circular Office Building and the link corridor to the Engineering Operations Building. The new circular office frame can be viewed in the photographs.
Progress of works:
For further details about the Commissioners of Irish Lights:
- Website: www.cil.ie
- E-Mail: info@cil.ie
Royal Marine Hotel Re-Opening In Spring 2007
EST 1828
The new look Royal Marine Hotel will be fully restored to its former Victorian glory, read the full article
For further details about the Royal Marine Hotel
- Website: www.royalmarine.ie
- E-Mail:sales@royalmarine.ie
CURRENT HARBOUR WEATHER
- Date: 2012-02-04
- Time: 16:19 hrs GMT
- Tide Height: 1.677 m
- Swell Height: 0.122 m at 3.5 s
- Wind Bearing: 244 °
- Wind Direction: WSW
- Wind Speed: 7.8 kts
- Beaufort: 3
- Wind Gust: 16.4 kts
- Air Temperature: 10.5 °
- Humidity: 72 %
- Pressure: 1019.7 hPa
- Rainfall: 0.4 mm
- Sun Hours: 00:00 hrs:mm
- Solar Radiation: 10 W/m2
