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Louth County Council have advised that there is a temporary bathing prohibition notice in place at Templetown beach.
Bathers are advised not to swim at this location due to elevated results identified in a sample taken from the water on the 29th August 2023.
The Council said: "The beach at Templetown is closed to bathers until further notice. Investigations are underway and the bathing water is to be re-sampled and continuously monitored."
In a post made to social media the council have listed "possible runoff from land" as the likely cause of the elevated levels.
“There is a temporary bathing prohibition notice in place at Templetown beach in Co. Louth. Bathers are advised not to swim at this location due to elevated results identified in a sample taken from the water on the 29th August 2023. pic.twitter.com/EIGnrxOAko
— Louth County Council (@louthcoco) September 1, 2023
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