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Tuesday evening.
Sandycove, County Dublin.
By Eoin Kelly
Meanwhile…
Tuesday night.
Dalkey, County Dublin.
By David Keenan
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Tuesday evening.
Sandycove, County Dublin.
By Eoin Kelly
Meanwhile…
Tuesday night.
Dalkey, County Dublin.
By David Keenan
This morning.
Brian Lavery tweetz:
Good morning #fortyfoot
(Don’t miss the diver – far left)
Meanwhile…
A ban on swimming in Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council’s beaches – Seapoint Beach, Sandycove Beach, the Forty Foot bathing area, Killiney Beach and White Rock Beach – was lifted last night.
It follows the placing of the ban on June 6 after a sewerage wastewater overflow at Irish Water’s Ringsend wastewater treatment plant on June 4 and 5.
Swimming ban lifted on south Dublin beaches (The Irish Times)
Seriously talk about zero respect for a Dublin landmark. pic.twitter.com/7JkkAFUCQT
— Adrian Shanahan (@adrianshanahan) June 3, 2019
Nice one to the bunch of Fit Fam huns who went and broke part of Forty Foot and posted it on Instagram for lols.
If these were young lads with the incorrect south side accents there would be a mob outside their houses. pic.twitter.com/SVZTeKh6gB
— Adrian Shanahan (@adrianshanahan) June 3, 2019
Ah here.
Yesterday.
Forty Foot, Sandycove, County Dublin.
This is why they were banned in the first place.
FIGHT!
Thanks Geoff Boyle
We’re in Dublin today waiting for Theresa May. And on recommendation from @tconnellyRTE, we’ve paid a visit to the 40 foot open sea swimming spot. Lovely people, great place to film. Watch our report on @SkyNews tonight (pic via @TomLarkinSky) pic.twitter.com/yFhoQYFUmM
— Beth Rigby (@BethRigby) February 8, 2019
‘Will Mrs May sink or swim? Only time will tell. From the choppy waters off south Dublin, it’s back to you in the studio….’
This afternoon.
Sandycove, County Dublin.
Earlier: May Féin
At the Forty Foot in Dun Laoghaire
A Facebook group, entitled Protect Our Seas, Ditch The Drills at The Forty Foot, writes:
On July 11th 2017, the Irish government gave consent to Providence Resources to begin drilling for oil and gas in the Porcupine Basin off the south-west coast of Ireland.
The same company are now preparing for a submission for a licence which will allow them to start drilling in the Kish Bank of Dublin Bay, barely kilometres away from The Forty Foot.
This drilling would have serious effects on greenhouse gas emissions, water quality and Irish marine life. We have to stand in solidarity with our friends in Cork and Kerry to stop this rogue company before it builds up momentum and turns its oil rigs to Dublin Bay.
Join us on [Sunday] August 6th as we take action at the Forty Foot coinciding with action in Cork to tell our government that this is not acceptable – not here, not anywhere!
A petition against oil or gas drilling off the Irish coast can be signed here
Protect Our Seas, Ditch The Drills at The Forty Foot (Facebook)
Related: Forty Foot ‘next in line’ for oil exploration, claims Senator (The Irish Times, July 19, 2017)
Rollingnews
Slo-mo diving at the Forty Foot, Sandycove, Co Dublin yesterday.
Thanks Alan O’Connor (JiveCork)