Protect your health with the 48 hour rule
After a heavy rainfall event it is important to avoid contact with the water for at least 48 hours to prevent the risk of getting a recreational water …
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After a heavy rainfall event it is important to avoid contact with the water for at least 48 hours to prevent the risk of getting a recreational water …
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The EPA has today published the Bathing Water in Ireland report for 2019 which sets out the quality of bathing water at our beaches.
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We’re lucky in Ireland to have some of the best and most beautiful beaches in the world. The EPA 2018 Bathing Water Report shows there have been improvements …
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Playing and swimming in the sea is a great joy but a jellyfish sting can spoil the fun. Jellyfish stings in Ireland are not usually life threatening and …
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During the summer the quality of each individual water sample tested at our beaches is assessed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) using the standards set in the …
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We are a nation of beach lovers and when the sun shines we pack our beach bags and head to the beach. No matter how often your toes …
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Not only does litter spoil the beauty of our beaches, it has a more serious impact on marine life and their habitats. #2MinuteBeachClean encourages everyone to join the …
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Local authorities are responsible for managing and monitoring identified Bathing Waters. This includes all water quality sampling, and the issuing of all notices about bathing water …
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