OPW Approves Funding For Clonakilty Flood Relief Work
The Office Of Public Works has approved funding for the Clonakilty Flood Relief Scheme.
The project is part of the Governments €430 million Capital Investment Plan for communities at risk from river and coastal flooding.
The Scheme will protect 150 residential and 146 non-residential properties in the West Cork town who have been badly hit by flooding in recent years and left under water a number of times.
Work on the River Fealge t is expected to commence by the end of this year.
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