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BRAY HARBOUR [AT LOW TIDE]-138947
It is a long time since I last visited Bray Harbour.
Bray Harbour is situated on the east coast of Ireland about ten miles south of Dublin Bay and a mile and a half north of Bray Head. It is a busy urban centre fronted by a drying small boat harbour where vessels may come alongside at high water, take to the hard against the wall, or anchor off outside.
Bray Municipal District has approved a plan and to provide funding for the rejuvenation of the local Harbour on foot of a proposal made by The Bray Harbour Joint Development Committee.
The proposal involves providing protection of the harbour from East/Northeast by restoring the south harbour wall to approximately where it was before the collapse of the pier end and Lighthouse in 1957 as well as deepening the river to provide a deep water channel navigable at all stages of the tide.
BRAY HARBOUR [AT LOW TIDE]-138947
It is a long time since I last visited Bray Harbour.
Bray Harbour is situated on the east coast of Ireland about ten miles south of Dublin Bay and a mile and a half north of Bray Head. It is a busy urban centre fronted by a drying small boat harbour where vessels may come alongside at high water, take to the hard against the wall, or anchor off outside.
Bray Municipal District has approved a plan and to provide funding for the rejuvenation of the local Harbour on foot of a proposal made by The Bray Harbour Joint Development Committee.
The proposal involves providing protection of the harbour from East/Northeast by restoring the south harbour wall to approximately where it was before the collapse of the pier end and Lighthouse in 1957 as well as deepening the river to provide a deep water channel navigable at all stages of the tide.