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Alternative Bray to Greystones cliff walk will reopen three years after path collapsed

Alternative Bray to Greystones cliff walk will reopen three years after path collapsed
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Greystones north beach ramp repairs set to begin

Repairs to the ramp at the north beach in Greystones are expected to be carried out from Monday, December 4 with a planned reopening on Friday, December 8.

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Erosion at Greystones beach likely to worsen

The issue of erosion at Greystones north beach was raised at April’s meeting of Greystones Municipal Council, with Councillor Lourda Scott pointing out the crumbling access path and the worsening state of the beach itself.

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Coastal erosion and cost of repairs endangers Bray cliff walk

Wicklow County Council were forced to close off parts of the Bray Cliff Walk last year.

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Disaster averted as rain wreaks havoc

Units of the fire service and civil defence attended Kilcoole seafront last Saturday, as flood waters threatened the homes of residents of the area. Chief fire officer Aidan Dempsey said that crews used sand bags and pumping to divert the water away from the houses over the railway embankment. As the tide was in, the water was being held back so work continued until the tide changed. A local person with a digger also assisted with permission from Birdwatch Ireland and Irish Rail, according to Mr Dempsey. Kilcoole man Stephen Donnelly, who has lived in the area for decades, said that there was worry among residents from around 1.30 p.m.

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