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Just 1 in 6 Irish beaches and rivers meet minimum European standard of cleanliness - Vimarsana News

Just 1 in 6 Irish beaches and rivers meet minimum European standard of cleanliness

A poll found that only seven of 42 Irish rivers, beaches and harbours reached a minimum standard of cleanliness based on general European standards.

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Lahinch loses its clean status in survey of Irish beaches - Vimarsana News

Lahinch loses its clean status in survey of Irish beaches

Most Irish beaches are not clean according to the latest survey of Irish coastal areas and waterways.

Vapes increasingly ending up as litter on Irish beaches - Vimarsana News

Vapes increasingly ending up as litter on Irish beaches

Disposable vapes are increasingly ending up as litter on Irish beaches, a survey by Irish Businesses Against Litter has found. 

Food litter taking from good overall impression of County Sligo beach says survey - Vimarsana News

Food litter taking from good overall impression of County Sligo beach says survey

The annual survey of coasts and inland waterways by business group Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) shows Strandhill beach in County Sligo failing to improve on its ‘moderately littered’ status of last year. The study of 33 areas nationwide revealed the most littered areas to have cleaned up but the majority of beaches falling short of clean status, despite the unsettled summer meaning lower visitor numbers.

No litter 'blackspots' recorded by survey but majority of beaches still deemed not clean - Vimarsana News

No litter 'blackspots' recorded by survey but majority of beaches still deemed not clean

Disposable vapes were revealed as a ‘rapidly’ emerging form of litter, encountered in 1 in 7 of all visits to beaches.