Brave swimmers take Christmas plunge for charity

IT wouldn’t be Christmas for many hardy souls without taking the plunge.

Brave swimmers take Christmas plunge for charity
Wed, 27 Dec, 2006 - 00:00
Jim Morahan

So, in their hundreds and thousands they braved the elements on Christmas Day for the traditional swim. It was one way of building up an appetite for the feast to follow.

At south Dublin’s Forty Foot many togged out in fancy dress for the biggest dip of them all.

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