Gardaí ask those gathering at Dublin's Forty Foot to go home

The popular bathing spot reopened today after being closed for the last two months due to Covid-19.
Gardaí ask those gathering at Dublin's Forty Foot to go home
Picture: Brian Lawless/PA Wire
Wed, 20 May, 2020 - 17:30
Digital Desk staff

Gardaí are asking people gathering at the Forty Foot to go home.

The popular bathing spot reopened today after being closed for the last two months due to Covid-19.

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