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Toxic bloom returns to Lough Derg

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Tipperary County Council is warning of the presence of Algal Bloom on Lough Derg.

The algae which has been observed in recent days can produce harmful toxins.

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The bloom is most easily recognized when it forms a bright pea-green paint like scum on or close to the shoreline.

The public are being advised to exercise caution – contact with this bloom should be avoided as it may cause skin irritation.

All animals – especially dogs – should be kept away from the affected area.

Farmers are being told to ensure animals have an alternative source of drinking water.

The Environment & Climate Action Section of Tipperary County Council can be contacted on 0761 06 5000.

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