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Plans PCD-Schedule 19 Sept Onwards Public Consultation Events for Draft Flood Risk Management Plans Draft Flood Risk Management Plans are now being published for consultation on a rolling basis and we would encourage you to view them and to make a submission, setting out your views on the Draft Plans and on the questions being asked as part of the consultation. The Draft FRMPs are/will be available in the principal offices of each Local Authority and also on-line to view and/or download. As each Draft Flood Risk Management Plan is published for consultation, OPW is holding a series of public consultation events, where members of the public can ask questions in relation to the Draft Flood Risk Management Plans that are specific to their particular area. Upcoming public consultation events: Date Time CFRAM Study Area Venue County Areas Covered Galway City, Oranmore, Kinvarra, Gort, Athenry, Galway County Council, Áras an Chontae, Prospect Hill, Galway City, 19 September 2016 3-8pm Western Galway Loughrea, Tuam, Oughterard, Clifden, Co. Galway Roundstone and Corofin 20 September 2016 3-8pm Western Oranmore Community Centre, Dublin Road, Oranmore, Co. Galway Galway Oranmore / Athenry / Kinvarra / Gort / Loughrea Tuam / Ougheterard, Co. Galway /Ballyhaunis, Co. 20 September 2016 3-8pm Western Tuam Area Office, Galway County Council, High Street, Tuam Galway Mayo 21 September 2016 3-8pm Western Clifden Station House, Connemara Galway Clifden / Roundstone Allenwood / Athy /Castledermot / Monasterevin / 26 September 2016 2-7pm South-Eastern The Clanard Court Hotel, Dublin Road, Athy, Co. Kildare Kildare Rathangan / Suncroft Cavan / Ballyconnell, Co. Cavan / Ballinamore, Co. 27 September 2016 2-7pm North-Western/Neagh-Bann Hotel Kilmore, Dublin Road, Cavan Cavan Leitrim Dungarvan / Dunmore East / Tramore & Environ / 27 September 2016 2-7pm South-Eastern The Park Hotel, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford Waterford Waterford City / Portlaw / Ballymacarbry 28 September 2016 2-7pm North-Western/Neagh-Bann Four Seasons Hotel, Monaghan Town, Co. Monaghan Monaghan Monaghan Town / Ballybay Allenwood / Athy / Blessington /Castledermot / Celbridge / Clane / Hazelhatch / Johnstown 27 September 2016 2-7pm Eastern Kildare County Council, Devoy Park, Naas, Co. Kildare Kildare Bridge / Leixlip / Kilcock / Maynooth / Monasterevin / Naas / Newbridge /Rathangan / Suncroft / Turnings/Killeenmore Carlow County Council, County Buildings, Athy Road, Carlow, Co. Carlow Town / Graiguenamanagh / Leighlinbridge / 28 September 2016 2-7pm South-Eastern Carlow Carlow Tullow 29 September 2016 2-7pm North-Western/Neagh-Bann Civic Office, Riverside Road, Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan Monaghan Carrickmacross / Inniskeen 28 September 2016 2-7pm Eastern Unit 2, Clane Parish Community Centre, Clane, Co. Kildare Kildare Clane Acre Project (beside Salesian College), Maynooth Road, Crodaun, 29 September 2016 2-7pm Eastern Kildare Celbridge / Hazelhatch Celbridge, Co. Kildare Athboy / Ballivor / Bettystown / Drogheda (South) / 04 October 2016 2-7pm Eastern Navan Library, Railway Street, Navan, Co. Meath Meath Gormanstown / Kilcock / Longwood / Maynooth / Mornington / Navan / Ratoath / Trim The Office of Public Works, Head Office, Jonathan Swift Street, Trim, 05 October 2016 2-7pm Eastern Meath Trim Co. Meath 10 October 2016 3-8pm Western Áras an Chontae, The Mall, Castlebar, Co. Mayo Mayo Castlebar 10 October 2016 3-8pm Western Radisson Blu Hotel, Lough Atalia Road, Galway Galway Galway City Blackwater / Bunclody / Courtown / Enniscorthy / 11 October 2016 2-7pm South-Eastern Wexford Town Library, Mallin Street, Wexford, Co. Wexford Wexford Gorey / Kilmore / New Ross / North Slobs / South Slobs / Wexford Athy / Ballyroan / Carlow / Mountmellick / 12 October 2016 2-7pm South-Eastern Laois County Council, Áras an Chontae, Portlaoise, Co. Laois Laois Mountrath / Portarlington / Portlaoise / Rathdowney Ashford/Rathnew / Aughrim / Avoca / Baltinglass / Wicklow County Council, County Buildings, Whitegates, Wicklow 12 October 2016 2-7pm Eastern & South Eastern Wicklow Blessington / Bray / Greystones / Kilcoole / Town, Co. Wicklow Newcastle / Old Connaught & Wilford / Wicklow Atrium, Dublin City Council, Civic Offices, Wood Quay, Dublin 8, Clontarf / Chapelizod / Dublin City / Raheny (and 13 October 2016 1-7pm Eastern Dublin D08RF3F the Santry River) / Sandymount Lifford / Castlefinn / Killygordon / Convoy / 13 October 2016 2-7pm North-Western/Neagh-Bann The Old Courthouse, The Diamond, Lifford, Co. Donegal Donegal Ballybofey/Stranorlar / Raphoe Letterkenny / Newtown-Cunningham / Letterkenny Public Services Centre, Neil T. Blaney Road, Letterkenny, 18 October 2016 2-7pm North-Western/Neagh-Bann Donegal Kerrykeel/Carrrowkeel / Downings / Dunfanaghy / Co. Donegal Ramelton / Rathmullan / Bridge End / Burnfoot Carndonagh Public Services Centre, Malin Road, Carndonagh, Co. Carndonagh / Malin / Clonmany / Moville / 18 October 2016 2-7pm North-Western/Neagh-Bann Donegal Donegal Buncrana / Bridge End / Burnfoot 18 October 2016 2-7pm South-Eastern The New Park Hotel, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny, Co. Kilkenny Kilkenny Kilkenny Dungloe Public Services Centre, Gweedore Rd, Dungloe, Co. Dungloe / Glenties / Ardara / Dunfanaghy / 19 October 2016 2-7pm North-Western/Neagh-Bann Donegal Donegal Bunbeg-Derrybeg Donegal Public Services Centre, Drumlonagher, Donegal Town, Co. Donegal Town / Ardara / Killybegs / Bundoran & 19 October 2016 2-7pm North-Western/Neagh-Bann Donegal Donegal Tullaghan / Glenties / Ballybofey/Stranorlar 19 October 2016 3-8pm Western Ballina Civic Offices, Arran Place, Ballina, Co. Mayo Mayo Ballina / Swinford / Foxford / Charlestown Louth County Council, Belfry Room, County Hall, Millennium Centre, Dundalk & Blackrock South / Carlingford & 20 October 2016 2-7pm North-Western/Neagh-Bann Louth Saint Alphonsus Road, Dundalk, Co. Louth Greenore / Annagassan / Ardee 24 October 2016 3-8pm Western Westport Town Hall Theatre, Octagon, Westport, Co. Mayo Mayo Westport / Newport 25 October 2016 2-7pm North-Western/Neagh-Bann Drogheda Library, Stockwell Lane, Drogheda, Co. Louth Louth Drogheda / Termonfeckin 25 October 2016 3-8pm Western Books@One , Main Street, Louisburgh, Co. Mayo Mayo Louisburgh Rev: 26/09/2016.
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