Cleaning up

THE very high tides of last week resulted in flooding over the wonderful Mahon walkway past Blackrock Castle in Cork. The walkway was covered in seaweed and debris as a result.

Cleaning up
Fri, 15 Oct, 2010 - 01:00
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It was so good to see earlier this week that not only was the pathway beautifully swept, but all the tidal rubbish had been picked up. Well done and thanks to Cork City Council.

Ted Dwyer

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