Description:
Founded in 853 by the Vikings, Waterford is Ireland’s oldest city. With its impressive medieval city walls, cobbled back streets and colourful waterfront, it is a delightful place to visit. It is also a busy commercial and fishing port.
It lies on the river Suir and is a useful place to stock up with supplies. The passage up the river is well buoyed and with wonderful scenery making the trip worthwhile. The river is navigable for a further 9 miles beyond the town, but take note of the clearances of the 2 bridges and power cables.
Position:
52° 14.30'N, 06° 57.73'W (river entrance)
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If you head further up the Barrow river to the town of New Ross. There is the New Ross Boatyard on the West side across from the Three Sisters Marina. It has a 100-ton Travel lift a dry dock and winter storage for Yachts. Contact Michael@ 087-235-6367. Any and all repairs.