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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Repair work is underway at Roscarbon Bridge (Drumcong) Co. Leitrim.
Waterways Ireland wishes to advise masters of all craft that bridge repair works are taking place on the Shannon-Erne Waterway at Roscarbon Bridge (Drumcong) Co. Leitrim.
Works began yesterday,Wednesday, 14th February and will continues until mid-March 2024.
During this operation a mechanical platform will be hung from the side of the bridge by mechanical plant.
The navigable channel will remain open, however, please comply with safety signage and heed all instructions from safety personnel who will be in the area, the co-operation of masters is requested at this time.
Waterways Ireland wishes to apologise for any inconvenience that this operation may cause our customers.
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