Flood Alleviation Scheme documents
Before schemes are designed and constructed they must first undergo a feasibility stage. A feasibility study is done in order to identify possible options to alleviate flooding problems. Such studies include assessments of costs and benefits of the proposed options in order to determine if a scheme is viable and which option is best.
Recent Feasibility reports
DfI Rivers has carried out post flood investigations and feasibility reports in relation to a number of flooding incidents over recent years and produced the following reports.
- Downpatrick Feasibility Report (May 2025)
- Glenavy Feasibility Report (October 2023)
- Portadown - Feasibility Report (July 2018)
- Lurgan - Feasibility Report (June 2018)
- Fintona, Co Tyrone - Feasibility Report (May 2018)
- Flush Bridge Stream, Lisburn - Feasibility Report (July 2017)
- Riverdale Park East - Feasibility Report (June 2017)
- Newry River and Tributaries - Feasibility report (Feb 2017)
- Hollywell Burn, Antrim - Feasibility Report (Nov 2016)
- Belfast Tidal - Feasibility Report (June 2016)
- Shimna River, Newcastle - Feasibility Report (May 2015)