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HomeBreaking NewsBathing advisory notice lifted in Lahinch

Bathing advisory notice lifted in Lahinch

Fiona McGarry
By Fiona McGarry
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A BATHING advisory notice has been lifted at Lahinch, inside the last half hour (Wednesday, August 12).

The temporary notice had been put in place on the advice of the HSE, following recent heavy rainfall.

In a statement, Clare County Council said that the bathing restriction had been lifted after analysis and on the advice of the Health Service Executive (HSE).

The authority also advised that the safest place to swim is at lifeguarded locations.

More information is available from Clare County Council’s environment section on 065-6846331 / enviroff@clarecoco.ie and visit www.beaches.ie

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