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27th August 2011

NAMA Reviews Further Development of Greystones Harbour

The National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) is currently reviewing plans to continue development of Greystones Harbour, WicklowNews.net reports.

NAMA, which took over the loans connected to the controversial €300 million development, has received Sispar's business plan for developing the proposed public walkway and retail units, as well as amenities for water users, further to proposals outlined in June.

http://www.afloat.ie/port-news/greystones-harbour/item/15949-parts-of-greystones-harbour-to-reopen-to-the-public/

It is expected that the limited development could be completed by September next year, pending NAMA approval. The agency is set to announce its decision next month.

WicklowNews.net has more on the story HERE.

http://www.wicklownews.net/index.php/2011/08/nama-examine-new-build-plans-for-e300m-greystones-harbour/

The National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) is currently reviewing plans to continue development of Greystones Harbour, WicklowNews.net reports.

Signs and buoys strung across Greystones harbour to keep mariners out of the new basin

It is expected that the limited development could be completed by September next year, pending NAMA approval. The agency is set to announce its decision next month.

WicklowNews.net has more on the story HERE.

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