Inland Fisheries Ireland probing pollution in Cork suburb

Body not yet in a position to confirm the specific cause
Inland Fisheries Ireland probing pollution in Cork suburb

The Glashaboy River in Glanmire, Co Cork.

A 1.5km stretch of pollution in one of the tributaries of the River Lee in Cork is being investigated by Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI).

IFI Inspectors have confirmed the pollution led to a long section of the Glashaboy River suffering from a blue-grey discoloration.

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