Funding approved for Roche's Point flood defence project

The package of almost €70,000 will cover the cost of the design and construction of a toe wall at Roche’s Point in Cork Harbour
Funding approved for Roche's Point flood defence project

High seas off Roches Point at the entrance to Cork harbour during Storm Diana in 2011. Picture: Denis Minihane

Funding has been approved for a coastal defence project in Cork Harbour to help protect historic coast guard cottages on what is one of the country’s most exposed headlands.

The near €70,000 funding package for the works at the Roche’s Point will cover the cost of the detailed design and construction of a toe wall — a low reinforcing wall — which will be built along the base of an existing sea wall at Roche's Point, at the mouth of Cork Harbour.

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