Grand Canal Graving Docks up for sale

Waterways Ireland is drawing up plans to sell the heritage, “graving docks”, part of the Grand Canal Docks in Dublin, on the open market.

Graving docks are effectively dry docks into which ships can be sailed before the water is removed, allowing work on parts of ships that would have been inaccessible when the vessel was afloat.

The graving docks are now part of the Docklands Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) where they are known as “City Block 19” and represent one of the last parcels of land in the area which has not been redeveloped.

It said its plans would “further allow for the proceeds to be invested back into the delivery of a shared vision for the Docklands”.

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Image & Information Credit: The Irish Times

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