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Warning over deadly Lion's Mane jellyfish on Irish beaches as thousands flock to seaside

The Lion's Mane jellyfish is one of the largest known species of jellyfish, it is not poisonous, but its sting can be very painful.

Irish Mirror · Jun 3, 2023

Water safety warning and tips issued ahead of June Bank Holiday warm spell

While the weather is warm, water temperatures are not and swimming in cold water can result in the rapid cooling of muscles needed to swim and stay afloat

Dublin Live · Jun 1, 2023

Irish Coast Guard, RNLI and Water Safety Ireland issue water safety appeal ahead of Easter bank holiday weekend

They have warned that there will be spring tides this weekend, which means higher than normal water levels

Dublin Live · Apr 6, 2023

Urgent water safety advice issued to Irish beachgoers after teenager drowns in Dublin tragedy

Figures from Water Safety Ireland also shows lifeguards rescued 473 at risk of drowning last year, reunited 516 children found lost wandering near water and provided nearly 7,000 first aid interventions.

Irish Mirror · Jul 12, 2022

Irish beachgoers warned of hidden threat with the arrival of summer weather this week

If kicked, stood on or stumbled over by any unlucky members of the public, the fish will unleash its sting which is known to cause excruciating pain

Irish Mirror · Jun 19, 2022

Coast Guard, RNLI and Water Safety Ireland issue a joint water safety appeal for Bank Holiday weekend

With many people expected to take advantage of the break and visit the coast and inland waters, the organisations have asked that people check that they have the correct equipment they need to enjoy their activities and that they know what to do in the event of an emergency

Irish Mirror · Jun 3, 2022

Water safety appeal issued by Coast Guard ahead of June Bank holiday weekend

The organisations are asking people to have the correct equipment for water activities as well as a knowledge of what to do if things go wrong

Dublin Live · Jun 2, 2022

Irish beach-goers warned after sightings of venomous fish hiding sand 'that make grown men cry’

Masters of disguise, the weaver fish buries itself in the sand where it digs in, so that only the eyes, mouth and its venomous black dorsal fin project

Irish Mirror · May 27, 2022