Swimmers urged to be aware of rip tides in water

Jill Amante, 14, was swimming with friends at Seapoint Beach when she was caught in a strong current and got into difficulty.

Swimmers urged to be aware of rip tides in water
Sun, 30 Jun, 2019 - 11:37
Digital Desk staff

Swimmers are being urged to be aware of rip-tides and make themselves aware of what to look out for.

It follows the tragic death of a teenage girl in County Louth on Friday.

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