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Beach parties 'putting sensitive coastal landscape at risk'

Beach parties are putting an environmentally sensitive coastal landscape at risk.

Beach parties 'putting sensitive coastal landscape at risk' — Volunteers cleaning up in the dunes at Ardnahinch beach at the weekend. Picture: Cathal Noonan

Tue, 07 Jul, 2020 - 14:58

Eoin English

Volunteers cleaning up a campsite in the dunes at Ardnahinch beach at the weekend. Picture: Cathal Noonan

Beach parties are putting an environmentally sensitive coastal landscape at risk.

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