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Louth beach comes up shining in coastal litter survey

Louth beach comes up shining in coastal litter survey
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Some Beaches Fall Short In Litter Study

Some Beaches Fall Short In Litter Study By Eamonn Falvey Grand Canal Dock, Skerries and Killiney have fallen short in the latest litter survey of beaches and harbours. Dun Laoghaire and Portmarnock beaches were deemed Clean to European Norms’ by business group Irish Business Against Litter. The River Tolka at Annesley Bridge, meanwhile, has been branded ‘littered’. 40% of 32 coastal areas surveyed countrywide were clean, but there was a rise in ‘littered’ or ‘heavily littered’ areas. Conor Horgan from IBAL says the results aren t as bad as expected considering coastal areas are being heavily used during the pandemic:

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Just 40% of Irish coasts and harbours clean by European standards , study finds

Just 40% of Irish coasts and harbours clean by European standards , study finds Cigarettes, alcohol cans and disposable masks were some of the most common items dumped on our coastlines. By Garreth MacNamee Thursday 29 Jul 2021, 7:39 AM 15 hours ago 10,504 Views 45 Comments Image: Environmental Education Unit An Taisce Image: Environmental Education Unit An Taisce A NATIONWIDE STUDY carried out by Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) has found that the majority of beaches and harbours across Ireland are falling short of receiving ‘clean’ status. While 40% of 32 coastal areas surveyed were deemed ‘clean to European norms’, there was a rise in areas branded ‘littered’. Cork Harbour at Blackrock Castle and White Bay in Cork, both ‘heavily littered’, were the worst areas surveyed.

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Doolin Falls Short In Cleaning Up Litter

Doolin Falls Short In Cleaning Up Litter
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