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Beach parties 'putting sensitive coastal landscape at risk'

Beach parties are putting an environmentally 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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