The North Quays project reached another significant milestone last week as Phase 1 of the private SDZ development was granted planning permission. This mixed-use development will deliver a new sustainable urban quarter for the city on a previously derelict brownfield site, where residents, locals, and visitors alike can live, work, stay, and socialise. Further information is provided in the newsletter below.
As Easter approaches and brighter evenings return, steady progress continues across the North Quays Public Infrastructure Project, marking another important phase in the transformation of Waterford’s waterfront. Access infrastructure works in Ferrybank are nearing completion, which will enhance connectivity and support the opening of a new section of the South East Greenway. In the city …Read More
This report has been prepared following a memo by Waterford City & County Council (WCCC) to the National Transport Authority (NTA) requesting funding for a feasibility study. The proposal relates to the provision of a public bus service that would connect the new transport hub on the North Quays to the South Quay Plaza at …Read More
On Friday, January 23rd, Minister for Transport, Darragh O’Brien TD visited Waterford for a number of engagements including a tour of the North Quays Public Infrastructure Project. The Minister arrived at City Hall for a meeting with Sean McKeown, Chief Executive of Waterford City and County Council, Government Chief Whip Minister Mary Butler TD and Minister …Read More
Major flood prevention works as part of the Waterford North Quays Development, to protect the rail line on the approach to Waterford have resumed. Major flood prevention works as part of the Waterford North Quays Development, to protect the rail line on the approach to Waterford have resumed. Iarnród Éireann is advising customers that the …Read More
NORTH QUAYS will contribute to transform Waterford into a smart sustainable city by using information and communication technologies (ICTs) and other means to improve quality of life, efficiency of urban operation and services, and competitiveness, while ensuring that it meets the needs of present and future generations with respect to economic, social, environmental as well as cultural aspects.
North Quays features a well-pre planned public realm that will establish a community identity, enhance public safety, encourage private investment and allow citizens to embrace and celebrate their places and spaces. Committed allocation by Urban Regeneration Development Funding and National Transport Authority funding secures North Quays three key infrastructural elements :
