Frequently Asked Questions
The funding of this scheme has not been finalised yet as this will depend on a suitable option being identified.
The scheme will improve the standard of flood protection for Marlfield lake and downstream risk areas to protect against the 1% Annual Exceedance Probability (1 in 100 year) Fluvial flood event.
This project is programmed to be completed in 2026/27.
A key objective of the Marlfield Lake Flood Relief Scheme is to implement a project that is environmentally acceptable and, where possible, provides environmental benefits. The NOD Environmental team will deal with all relevant environmental issues. Further details in relation to the Environmental Impacts will be updated on this website as the scheme progresses
We will be keeping this website updated with the latest news and details of forthcoming public consultation events. You can also use the ‘Contact Us’ page to ask a question, provide feedback, or register to be emailed with project updates.
Incorporation of any proposed works into Public Realm will be considered during all phases of the project.
No, this will be a key consideration in our design. We will consider the impacts on Marlfield Lake as a whole, rather than focusing on the places that have flooded, to ensure that any works completed as part of this a scheme do not increase the flood risk to surrounding lands.
You can look at the flood maps on the OPW’s floodinfo.ie website to see the flood extents for Marlfield Lake and other towns within the CFRAM study area here.
Tipperary County Council provides advice for people whose properties and businesses are at risk of flooding. For more information, and to help you prepare, click here.
