RPII: Radioactive material from Japan ‘highly unlikely to reach Ireland’

The Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland (RPII) has said that radioactive material from the Japanese nuclear power plants is highly unlikely to reach Ireland.

RPII: Radioactive material from Japan ‘highly unlikely to reach Ireland’

The Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland (RPII) has said that radioactive material from the Japanese nuclear power plants is highly unlikely to reach Ireland.

Dr Ann McGarry, Chief Executive of RPII said today: “Our advice is that it is highly unlikely that any radioactive material released into the atmosphere from the nuclear reactors in Japan would reach Ireland.”

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