Project Information - Adare Flood Relief Scheme

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February 2023
Works Notice
River Walkway & Embankment, Adare
Monday 13th February 2023 to Friday 17th February 2023 inclusive.
Limerick City and County Council wish to advise users of the River Walkway in Adare of its closure from its access point at St Nicholas’ Church on the N21 to its access point at Popes Quay on the L1423 Station Road to facilitate site investigation works as part of the ongoing development of the Adare Flood Relief Scheme (FRS). The proposed site investigation works at this location are subject to favourable weather and water level conditions.
Any inconvenience caused is regretted.

January 2023
Works Notice
River Walkway & Embankment, Adare
Wednesday 18th January 2023 to Friday 20th January 2023 inclusive.
Limerick City and County Council wish to advise users of the River Walkway in Adare of its closure from its access point at St Nicholas’ Church on the N21 to its access point at Popes Quay on the L1423 Station Road to facilitate site investigation works as part of the ongoing development of the Adare Flood Relief Scheme (FRS). The proposed site investigation works at this location are subject to favourable weather and water level conditions.
Any inconvenience caused is regretted.

December 2022
Following an Initial Public and Stakeholder Consultation, a Constraints Study has been completed for the Scheme. A copy of the Constraints Study Report is available to view at the following link.

November 2022
Geophysical surveys are complete and intrusive geotechnical investigations have now commenced on site.

October 2022
Priority Geotechnical Ltd have commenced ground investigation works in Adare.

September 2022
Enva have commenced investigation works on the surface water network in Adare. Works over the coming weeks will include manhole surveys, and CCTV surveys of pipes. Some works may be undertaken outside standard working hours to minimise disruption to the public, for example along the N21.

August 2022
Limerick City and County Council have appointed Enva Ireland Ltd as the Contractor for the Adare FRS Surface Water Network Investigation.

July 2022
Priority Geotechnical Ltd have been appointed site investigation contractor for Adare FRS and are due to commence on site in Q3 2022.

June 2022
The initial Public Consultation Period for Adare Flood Relief Scheme has now closed. The Project Team would like to thank all who have contributed to date. A subsequent Public Consultation Day will be held to let Stakeholders and the public know how their observations, comments and submissions were used within the Environmental Constraints Study and the Scheme Development Process.

May 2022
Further aquatic and terrestrial ecology surveys are due to commence over the coming months.

April 2022
Tenders have been received for the Site Investigation Contract

April 2022
Having completed wintering bird surveys, breeding bird surveys have commenced in Adare

March 2022
The first public consultation for Adare Flood Relief Scheme will be held on 24 March 2022 from 3.00pm – 7.00pm in Adare Town Hall. Follow this link for further details, including an online questionnaire. The Public Consultation is being advertised in the Examiner, Limerick Leader and on MyPoint

March 2022
The initial Public Consultation Event is scheduled to take place on 24 of March 2022, from 3.00pm to 7.00pm in Adare Town Hall.

February 2022
Topographical Survey Contractors MCDS have been appointed by Limerick City and County Council on 22 February and are due to commence survey work in the Adare area in the coming weeks.

October 2021
Environmental baseline surveys have commenced on site.

October 2021
Limerick City and County Council have appointed consultants Ryan Hanley to provide Engineering and Environmental services for Adare Flood Relief Scheme