Sod turned on new €5.3m Coast Guard facility in Waterford

The new facility is expected to take one year to build
Sod turned on new €5.3m Coast Guard facility in Waterford

Waterford senator John Cummins; Minister with special responsibility for the Irish Coast Guard Hildegarde Naughton; Graham Petrie, project manager, PAC Studios; Kevin Wolahan, OPW regional architect; Jemma McCormack, property maintenance, OPW; and Olivia Gooney, Irish Coast Guard, at the site of the new facility in Bunmahon on Wednesday morning. Picture Maxwells

Work has begun on the construction of a new Coast Guard station in Waterford.

Minister with special responsibility for the Irish Coast Guard Hildegarde Naughton, and Minister of State with responsibility for the Office of Public Works (OPW) Patrick O’Donovan turned the sod at the site of the new station at Bunmahon on Wednesday morning.

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