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High Tide In Dundalk Bay Documentary (Part 2)

Even if you've lived in Dundalk your whole life, there's a very good chance you've never heard of the Lord Limerick Embankment. This two-part documentary examines the history of this crumbling 18th century clay structure and its fundamental importance to the catchment area it serves - Muirhevnamor, Greenacres, The Loakers, Red Barns Road, Cluan Enda, Oaklawns, Point Road, Avenue Road, Dublin Road, Castletown Road, Ardee Road, Seatown. In part two I speak to a Met Éireann flood expert who is intimately familiar with Dundalk Bay and the state of the Lord Limerick Embankment. I also speak to ex-town councillor Eamonn O'Boyle about his fears and difficulties in compelling the Council into action to fix the structure, as well as to current Council member, Emma Coffey about the €58m budget set aside for the supposed plan to upgrade the embankment by the OPW and Louth County Council. We also hear from our contributors and from residents of the embankment's catchment area on their hopes for its future and about their own experiences and memories with the embankment. This documentary was partially funded by the BAI Sound and Vision and was originally aired on Dundalk FM on February 13th 2022. Thanks to Dundalk FM and to my contributors for their support in creating this documentary. Music: "High Tide Suite" by Tara Tine Tin whistle/fiddle/bodhrán/synths - Tara Tine Guitar/mandolin/bass/synths - David Bellew Recorded, mixed & mastered by David Bellew Join this channel's membership option to get access to perks:    / @diaryofaditchwitch   To support upkeep and upgrade of channel: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/DitchWitch