Probe to ensure failure in €30m Fermoy flood scheme 'never happens again'

Software malfunction is believed to have been responsible for flooding of some businesses last February
Probe to ensure failure in €30m Fermoy flood scheme 'never happens again'

The flood barriers erected on Thomas Kent Bridge over the Blackwater blocking off flooding to Brian Boru Square Fermoy, Co Cork. Picture: Dan Linehan

The findings of an ongoing investigation into why there was a failure in a €30m-plus flood relief scheme in a North Cork town will hopefully ensure it never happens again.

Last February a software malfunction is believed to have been responsible for flooding of some businesses in Brian Boru Square, on the northside of Fermoy.

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