Deadline For Public Submission On Cork Flood Relief Scheme Extended
The €140 million Flood Relief Scheme is the biggest project of its kind in the history of the state
The deadline for submissions for the city's multi-million euro flood relief scheme has been extended until March 16th.
The move by the OPW comes after a campaign against the plans escalated in recent weeks and culminated in two human chain protests at the weekend.
The €140 million Flood Relief Scheme is the biggest project of its kind in the history of the state however calls have been made for more public consultation on the issue.
The Save Cork City campaign say a design review is needed as they claim the frontage of the quay walls will be destroyed under the current plans..
The OPW have refuted the claims but speaking to RedFM News Minister of State with responsibility for the OPW Sean Canney says it's important people have their say:
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