Sandycove Bathers Association to allow women members

Dublin's Sandycove Bathers Association is allowing women to become members for the first time.

Thu, 13 Mar, 2014 - 07:36

Dublin's Sandycove Bathers Association is allowing women to become members for the first time.

Councillors called for the Government to review the operating licence for the club last October. Now, the swimming club has agreed to accept women members at the 40 foot.

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