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Ennis company seeks to highlight water safety

An Ennis business will donate the profits from one of their products to Water Safety Ireland to help raise awareness of swimming. In May 2018, 15 year-old Jack Kenneally died along with his friend Shay Moloney in a drowning accident at a disused quarry along with his friend Shay Moloney. Jack’s sister Danielle, along with life-long friend Chantelle Keane, co-founded Ennis based home fragrance company Wix and Wax Ireland last year. The last few weeks they been working closely with Water Safety Ireland in an effort to create awareness about water safety, especially coming into the better weather. Danielle said: “For the month of May, we will be donating all profits from our Daisy Snap Bars to Water Safety Ireland. Our Snap will remain the usual price of €3.95 but we will be turning them blue for the whole month.

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Another ring buoy reported missing in Inishowen - Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport

Another ring buoy reported missing in Inishowen - Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport
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Irish Water Safety Bodies Welcome UN Adoption of First Ever Resolution on Global Drowning Prevention

90 per cent of drowning deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries, with Asia carrying the highest burden

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Children In Danger Of Losing Their Lives If They Use Inflatable Toys In Open Water

Children In Danger Of Losing Their Lives If They Use Inflatable Toys In Open Water That s according to Water Safety Ireland which is issuing a warning as the Bank Holiday Weekend gets under way Open-water swimming has surged in popularity during the pandemic - but it cost seven people their lives last year. John Leech, the chief executive of Water Safety Ireland, says he doesn t want more deaths this weekend.: Inflatable toys such as lilos, dolphins and sharks and all these light plastic toys and, indeed, toy boats and toy canoes are simply not suitable for use on our waters: our lakes, rivers or beaches. With our temperate climate, where the wind changes suddenly, it means that with the slightest wind at all, they get blown offshore. And unfortunately, you end up with adults trying to swim out after them to save her children.

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