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Anglers seriously concerned about blue green algae on Lough Melvin

The National Anglers Representative Association is seriously concerned about reports over the weekend in relation to the death of dogs resulting from the presence of blue green algae on Lough Melvin which is predominantly in Co Leitrim and straddles ...

06 Jun 2023 at 11:23

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Call for water rates to be considered by Stormont to help algae-hit Lough Neagh

The introduction of water rates in Northern Ireland could be the key to addressing crumbling waste water infrastructure and the impact on waterways, it has been suggested. It comes as the Stormont Executive works to halt an environmental crisis at ...

31 Dec 2024 at 12:08

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Public warned NOT TO SWIM in Keeldra Lake

The country is bathed in glorius sunshine at the moment but Leitrim County Council has again issued a warning to the public NOT TO SWIM in Keeldra Lake near Cloone. The local authority states 'SWIMMING IN THIS WATER MAY CAUSE ILLNESS'. Bathing is ...

16 Jul 2021 at 17:59

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'Treated like a dump and cess pit' - Environmentalists carry coffin to Ireland's largest lake

Environmentalists have held a wake to mark the “death” of the UK and Ireland’s largest freshwater lake as they accused polluters of causing a huge bloom of toxic blue-green algae. Activists dressed in black and carried a makeshift coffin to the ...

18 Sept 2023 at 16:59

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