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Greystones development

#1 Post by col »

Iv'e heard that there is a planned development of a new prom and marina(in a few years) up around the Ballygannon area in Greystones, does anybody know anything about this or read the article on it in the Irish Times a while ago?

I understand development is planned on/around the golf course but where abouts the prom is ment to be built I'm not sure.
I know the devolpment on the north beach will probably effectively ruin the fishing here anyway but it will have no chance if this is happening aswell.
Any info?
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#2 Post by RobertMcClean »

Its constantly being held back Col, a lot of mixed feelings out there about it, you can see the plans and updates here:

http://www.greystonesharbour.ie/
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#3 Post by col »

Hi Robert, the one I'm talking about is different. The one above will be on the north beach and existing harbour(and I've been following progress on it closely) but there is also a plan for a smaller development further up apparently.

Its ment to be around the Charlesland area and the current golf course there has allready been bought for development in the future. A marina is supposadly ment to be part of this too.

Just found this, haven't read it yet but should give some info http://www.greystonesmarina.com/index.p ... LatestNews

Heading reads: Greystones South Beach now targeted by developers says de Burca
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#4 Post by RobertMcClean »

That's interesting Col, first I heard of that. I am actually moving down that direction so I really should throw my tuppence worth into the local council.

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#5 Post by col »

[quote="RobertMcClean"]. I am actually moving down that direction so I really should throw my tuppence worth into the local council.
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Please do :D . The way I understand it, if both developments go ahead as planned the ecosystem for miles south can't fail but be completely messed up :cry:
sent pm regards dragonet so as not to take this topic off course :D
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Hi Robert,

ive seen a lot of dragnots caught by lads wrasse fishing off the rocks at the bailey in howth and at balsacdden there a lovely little fish coloured, they get quite a few on small rag baits near the bottom, its the only place i now that would be worthwhile to target one.

Hope that helps on your quest!
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#7 Post by RobertMcClean »

Cheers Lampoon any info on them certainly helps :D
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#8 Post by m.b3 »

had some there myself before Robert. also at the end of dun laoighaire west pier tight to the wall just on inside.

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