Temporary Do Not Swim notice in place at Howth beach

It will be in effect for 72 hours due to animal and bird waste in the water.

Temporary Do Not Swim notice in place at Howth beach
Tue, 10 Jul, 2018 - 18:46

A temporary Do Not Swim notice has been put in place at Claremont Beach in Howth, Co. Dublin.

It will be in effect for 72 hours due to animal and bird waste in the water.

Further testing is taking place today, with the results available on Thursday.

- Digital Desk

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