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Shark that bit man was well outside bathing zones, say RNLI

The shark that bit an angler on a boat outside Cork harbour at the weekend was nowhere near swimming waters, a lifeboat spokesperson has assured the public.

Shark that bit man was well outside bathing zones, say RNLI

Mon, 03 Sep, 2018 - 07:46

By Niall Murray and Aoife Moore

The shark that bit an angler on a boat outside Cork harbour at the weekend was nowhere near swimming waters, a lifeboat spokesperson has assured the public.

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