Waterford City Council have ordered the demolition of what was once a centre of agricultural trade. The grain silos at Ferrybank are being taken down and the site is earmarked for development.
FALLEN ICON: The once iconic grain silos on the Waterford city quays are being demolished on behalf of Waterford City Council. Once owned by IAWS and then R&H Hall, now a subsidiary of Origin Enterprises, the 12 silos were known locally as the “flour mills”. McInerny’s bought the site before it passed through Nama and on to the city council. The site is
earmarked for development and the Port of Waterford owns the neighbouring sites. Noel Browne
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FALLEN ICON: The once iconic grain silos on the Waterford city quays are being demolished on behalf of Waterford City Council. Once owned by IAWS and then R&H Hall, now a subsidiary of Origin Enterprises, the 12 silos were known locally as the “flour mills”. McInerny’s bought the site before it passed through Nama and on to the city council. The site is
earmarked for development and the Port of Waterford owns the neighbouring sites. Noel Browne
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