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10 popular Dublin beaches hit with ‘no swimming' notice after bathing banned at popular strand for MONTHS
10 popular Dublin beaches hit with ‘no swimming' notice after bathing banned at popular strand for MONTHS

The Irish Sun

time21-07-2025

  • Climate
  • The Irish Sun

10 popular Dublin beaches hit with ‘no swimming' notice after bathing banned at popular strand for MONTHS

SWIMMERS have been warned not to swim at ten popular Dublin beaches in the latest notice from council chiefs. It comes after a popular strand was slapped with a months-long 4 Dublin beaches have issued a 'not swim' warning due to concerns over water quality Credit: Getty 4 Swimming in poor quality water could expose beachgoers to pollution Credit: Getty 4 It can also risk creating health problems Credit: © Peter Cavanagh Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council took to A 'No They added: "No Swimming Notice in place due to heavy rainfall, swimming is not advised. "The notice for these locations is in place until at least 23rd of July. READ MORE ON IRISH NEWS "Water quality testing is ongoing, with results expected on Wednesday, 23rd July. "After heavy rain, it's important to avoid contact with the water for at least 48 hours to reduce the risk of recreational water illnesses." The reason for the ban is that the water quality at the Most read in Irish News It came into effect today for a period of five days following consultation with the The city council said:"Due to heavy rainfall, Dublin City Council has issued a temporary prohibition warning for the Dollymount Strand bathing area, effective from 21st July 2025 for a period of 5 days. The Irish cable car that's only one that crosses open sea in Europe with incredible views, stone walls & €10 tickets "The decision to remove or extend the warning will be determined by bathing water sampling. "Sample results will be made available online (DCC website and and in hardcopy format at the bathing waters as soon as possible. "The warning was erected in consultation with the Health Service Executive and the Environmental Protection Agency has been notified." ANOTHER BAN Swimming on It means swimmers can't return to the Irish sea spot until the bathing season is over, which runs from June 1 to September 15. The reason for the ban is that the water quality at the beach, tested by Dublin City The city council said: "A swim restriction applies at Sandymount Strand for the entire 2025 season. "Based on the 2021 - 2024 bathing assessment, Sandymount Strand will be classified as Poor for the 2025 season. "In accordance with 14(1)(a) of Bathing Water Regulations, a temporary restriction needs to be applied to prevent exposure of bathers to pollution." 4 A popular strand has also been slapped with a months-long swimming ban Credit: Getty

Court approves sale of Bootlegger to subsidiary of parent company
Court approves sale of Bootlegger to subsidiary of parent company

Yahoo

time12-04-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Court approves sale of Bootlegger to subsidiary of parent company

An Ontario court has given Comark Holdings Inc. permission to sell its Bootlegger business to a subsidiary of its parent company. The sale approved by Ontario Superior Court judge Peter Cavanagh will allow the apparel retailer's numbered parent company to operate Bootlegger stores through its affiliate Warehouse One Clothing Ltd. Bootlegger was founded in 1971 and had 53 standalone stores and 19 it shared with Ricki's and Cleo, brands Comark sold to Toys 'R' Us Canada owner Putman Investments for $14.4 million as part of its recent creditor protection proceedings. Court documents say several parties were interested in purchasing Bootlegger but none ultimately placed a bid for the business, paving the way for the retailer to wind up in the hands of its parent and Warehouse One. The filings say the purchaser has reached agreements with Bootlegger's landlords to retain 45 leases. Some will be converted to Warehouse One stores but others will continue under the Bootlegger brand. The transaction is expected to close this month. Within two days of the deal closing, staff at locations being retained will be given termination notices and then employment offers from Warehouse One. "We're excited about the opportunity to bring together two Canadian companies that have been a cornerstone of the denim retail landscape in Canada for over 50 years," Warehouse One president Paul Reid said in an email to The Canadian Press. "Combining our retail footprints and exceptional teams gives these long-standing Canadian brands a chance to thrive." This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 12, 2025. Tara Deschamps, The Canadian Press Sign in to access your portfolio

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