mecco wrote: » From the Waterford City Council site I found a contact number for a Marina Superintendent. They could probably tell you or help you in some way. Number listed is: 087-2384944
Dicky Pride wrote: » Water level rises...boat disappears...
mecco wrote: » I'm not sure if that was meant to be directed at me or not.. If it was, yeah I get that. I was just providing the number of the people running the marina itself. They surely can contact whoever owns boats moored there without too much delay. OP, it might be worth posting in the sailing forum also. It's probably a small enough community and they might have access to a register of owners or some such.
Dicky Pride wrote: » Nope, wasn't aimed at you. I work across the road from it and was just pointing out that it's gone now.
mecco wrote: » Gone as in submerged or rescued? That will be some kick in the stones for someone if its gone under!
seven_eleven wrote: » yeah they said gardai are investigating the matter. But if it WAS stolen, then where are the occupants and how did they get out?
ziedth wrote: » AFAIK people pay big money to have their boats there. You'd be far from happy if it was just as easy as hoping a fence, stripping it and letting it off. Very scummy thing to do.
CardBordWindow wrote: » The boat was broken into on the marina, most of its removable navigation equipment was stolen. Fire extinguisher was left off inside, and then the bastards untied the boat and left.
stefan idiot jones wrote: » I bet it was that fukcin' dolphin.
.Henry Sellers. wrote: » No need for jokes, it's neither the time nor the plaice :pac:
mike65 wrote: » What's the story regarding access to marina? Just jump a gate, is it even that hard?
Hifive wrote: » Glad you got it back and thanks for the clarifications. You should consider the Granny boat club marina behind the Marina Hotel. Thats where I've kept my boat for the last few years after wearing my self out banging my head against a brick wall with the clueless council officials at the city marinas (several long stories, security, depth issues etc) Security is much better, particularly as most people don't even know its there! The guy who runs it, Declan, is a gent, is very accommodating and is very knowledgeable about boats. Cost is about the same but you get a designated berth and you also have the added benefit of the use of the slipway up the river at Granny castle, which is a big plus if your boat is trailerable, particularly as the slip in Dunmore is going to be closed for repair for August and September. (Another brilliant council decision:rolleyes:)