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ALERT: Tipperary County Council are advising the public to exercise caution at Lough Derg

Tipperary County Council is advising the public to exercise caution on Lough Derg as there is an algal bloom present. They said the blue-green algae bloom could produce harmful toxins. It is most easily recognised when it forms a bright pea-green ...

10 Aug 2022 at 17:33

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Leitrim County Council warns of algal blooms in lakes

Leitrim County Council has warned that at this time of year an algal bloom/scum may appear on, or close to the shoreline of local lakes and that this bloom could be toxic. The council have warned people that when algal bloom/scum is present not ...

28 Aug 2023 at 17:33

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Public health risks of algal blooms on Lough Neagh detailed in study

Much of the foul-smelling, so-called algal mats banked up around the shore of Lough Neagh consist of bacteria primarily associated with faeces from livestock or human-effluent, new research has found. Reducing agricultural runoff and discharge ...

06 Aug 2024 at 01:33

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Toxic algal bloom detected on Lough Derg

Anyone visiting the scenic waters of Lough Derg during the current spell of good weather has been advised to be on the lookout for dangerous algal bloom. Tipperary County Council are advising the public to exercise caution at Lough Derg ...

11 Aug 2022 at 16:33

Northern Ireland

Public health risks of algal blooms on Lough Neagh detailed in study

06 Aug 2024 at 00:01

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ALERT: Tipperary County Council are advising the public to exercise caution at Lough Derg

10 Aug 2022 at 17:33

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