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Waterford City and County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused
Over the course of the coming weeks, Waterford City and County Council will be carrying out management and maintenance works at Kilbarry Nature Park on the Tramore Road.
The purpose of these works is to ensure that Waterford City and County Council complies with the requirements to manage and maintain Kilbarry Nature Park under its registered EPA licence.
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Please note that to facilitate these remedial works and to ensure health and safety, a section of the perimeter walking path will be closed temporarily from Wednesday, April 30.
Diversion routes will be set up to facilitate the use of the park by the public where paths remain open and the public are urged to follow all diversion routes during the course of these works.
Waterford City and County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused.
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