Bathing restrictions lifted in Kilkee

Restrictions relating to public bathing at Kilkee beach in Co Clare have been lifted today.

Bathing restrictions lifted in Kilkee
Tue, 01 Aug, 2017 - 12:57

Restrictions relating to public bathing at Kilkee beach in Co Clare have been lifted today.

Public bathing notices and red flags indicating that swimming is prohibited at Kilkee were originally put in place last Wednesday due to the malfunction of a pumping station, which has since been rectified by Irish Water.

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