Clubs join forces to clean up waterways

Around 400 people will help clean up our waterways today.

Clubs join forces to clean up waterways
Sat, 20 Mar, 2010 - 11:06

Around 400 people will help clean up our waterways today.

The Irish Canoe Union and Surf Rider Europe have joined forces to raise awareness about the effect of marine and seashore waste.

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