Parts of Greystones Harbour to Reopen to the Public

20th June 2011

MacDara Conroy

Parts of Greystones Harbour to Reopen to the Public

Parts of the paused development of Greystones harbour are to be opened to the public, it has emerged.

According to The Irish Times, developers behind the €300 million plan are delivering a newsletter to residents in the Wicklow town listing its options for the harbour, the first phase of which was mostly completed this year.

These include landscaping parts of the site and reopening much of the area to public access while the second phase - which will include new facilities for clubs using the harbour - gets underway. Phase three is currently stalled dependent on funding.

Developer Sispar has already confirmed it will remove seconds of hoardings from around the harbour.

The Irish Times has more on the story HERE.

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2011/0618/1224299154600.html

Parts of the paused development of Greystones Harbour are to be opened to the public, it has emerged.

Developer Sispar has already confirmed it will remove seconds of hoardings from around the harbour.

The Irish Times has more on the story HERE.

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