Dredging fenit Harbour by Cunningham Civil and Marine O'Malley Marine Plant and a look at fenit pier

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O’Malley Marine Plant LTD is a dynamic, forward thinking company based in Mayo which is home to the longest coastline in Ireland, covering about 21% of the country’s total. Given our high level of experience, our wide range of expertise and our unique skill set, O’Malley Marine Plant LTD is well positioned to handle the most complex challenges that occur while working in the marine environment.
Our highly skilled and experienced workforce have extensive training in a number of key industries which combined with our specialised vessels and equipment have given rise to the company’s successes to date. Our adaptable and innovative approach to underwater and surface operations allow us to stand out in our field.
We are well aware of the complex nature of projects in the marine environment and therefore, we are prepared to assist our clients in any way possible to ensure that projects can be completed in an efficient and successful manner.
O’Malley Marine Plant owns and operates specialist workboats varying in size from 6 metres to 26 metres to provide support to the following industries: Aquaculture, Marine Civil Engineering, Windfarm, Dredging. O’Malley Marine Plant Ltd are available for work throughout Ireland and the United Kingdom.
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Harbour
It is located between Kerry Head to the north and Brandon Head to the south.
The deep water port is a major asset to County Kerry and caters for vessels up to 17,000 Dwt.
It has traditionally served as the merchants’ port for Tralee. Coal, grain, timber, etc., were landed during the 20th century with oil and cranes becoming the main cargo until the fuel distribution base was dismantled in the late 1990s. The main deep sea pier is 175m long with extensive storage facilities available. Regularly accommodating 15,000 tonne ships, the port is a very picturesque mixed use port with a marina, fishing and commercial ships.
There are about 15 shipments per year. This is almost totally due to the export of container cranes manufactured by Liebherr’s Irish subsidiary, based in Killarney, which are shipped all over the world.
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[@markoconnor1291]

Very interesting 👍

[@morganoflahertymachineryofirel]

Thanks

[@1951polarbear]

Loved the video, very informative. My father worked on the railway, on per way I think he called it doing maintenance with Ned O Flaherty. I remember Ned, a gentleman on his bike.

[@morganoflahertymachineryofirel]

Thank you

[@antmorgan5255]

Great history on fenit pier . Keep them coming Morgan. 🤠👍

[@morganoflahertymachineryofirel]

Thank you, it was a bit lo ger than I planned 😀 😅 😄

[@Sean-fb7cy]

Well done Morgan Interesting video.

[@Sean-fb7cy]

Would the mud and silt be any good on the land Morgan

[@morganoflahertymachineryofirel]

It would be they dredged a canal in Tralee about 20 years ago and put the mud onto a few low fields up to ren foot in places, and they also yoused it to cap the local Landfill they are as dry as a cork now and plenty of grass . They also say it is very good for making concrete if you put it true a wash plant

[@reppfarms4493]

Great shots!!

[@morganoflahertymachineryofirel]

Thanks

[@jjohnpayne]

tralee and dingle railway used to pass my mothers house

[@morganoflahertymachineryofirel]

Where was your mother from

[@jjohnpayne]

@@morganoflahertymachineryofirel Toneavane

[@morganoflahertymachineryofirel]

@@jjohnpayne I grew up in derrymore just back the road

[@jjohnpayne]

@@morganoflahertymachineryofirel drew sand off derrymore years ago

[@morganoflahertymachineryofirel]

@jjohnpayne I never did that I prom 🤐🤫🤫🤫🤫

[@leonardgood4043]

Some job

[@pauloconnell3297]

That's some long draw

[@morganoflahertymachineryofirel]

Dont mind the draw. How would you reverse it . And what about the length of the drawbar 😁😁🤣😂😜🤪

[@cummins110declanmaccarthy8]

Excellent video Morgan. Very informative. Keep them coming and stay safe!!

[@morganoflahertymachineryofirel]

Thanks mate 👍

[@Dermot501]

Very interesting video Morgan,thank you for the history of Fenit Pier🚢⚓🏗

[@morganoflahertymachineryofirel]

You're welcome, and thank you for your support