Water sports enthusiasts urged to be cautious

The Irish Water Safety Association has asked water sports enthusiasts to be cautious in the water this weekend.

Water sports enthusiasts urged to be cautious
Sat, 15 Apr, 2006 - 09:50

The Irish Water Safety Association has asked water sports enthusiasts to be cautious in the water this weekend.

Nearly 45,000 people are expected to take boats and yachts out during the Easter Holidays.

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