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On 19th October 2023, ByrneLooby will rebrand to Ayesa
ByrneLooby will officially adopt the name of its parent company, Ayesa, a global engineering and technology services provider.
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Carrigtwohill Flood Mitigation measures (FMM) is a €4.2 million project in County Cork Ireland to mitigate flood risk in lands owned and operated by the IDA (Ireland’s national foreign direct investment agency). The Carrigtwohill landholding extended to c.54 hectares and the site is zoned for large stand-alone high-quality industrial development of regional or national economic importance. The scheme commenced in early 2018 and is due for completion in 2021.
IDA Ireland appointed Ayesa to the role of consulting engineer to manage all services, including hydrological studies and assessments, hydraulic modelling, assessment of flood risk management options and planning applications. We also consulted on the geotechnical and structural design of the scheme.
We conducted hydrological studies and assessments, provided hydraulic modelling of flood flows in the watercourses, examined flood risk management options and advised on the selection of the preferred option. Ayesa prepared all planning documentation and successfully submitted the application to Cork County Council.
Our experts also carried out the geotechnical and structural design for the flood defences which included the design and specification of reinforced concrete chambers, flood defence embankments, an integrated attenuation pond, underground tank system with an automated flow-controlled outlet system. The scheme includes maintenance river cleaning, flood defence embankments, a storm water drainage infrastructure and a 1500mm diameter storm overflow pipe which drains to a 48,000 cubic meter attenuation system. This system includes one of the largest underground crated attenuation structures in Ireland which will restrict downstream flows and protects clients in the business park.
Collaboration across stakeholders, including Irish Rail and Irish Water was crucial to the successful delivery of the scheme.
