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Hundreds of Fish Die in Dublin's Tolka River
Hundreds of brown trout and eels were found dead in Dublin's Tolka River in what authorities are calling a significant fish kill. Investigations are underway, with a definite line of inquiry being pursued by the Irish fisheries authority.
2 Aug, 13:26 — 2 Aug, 14:03
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irish-timesHigh1h ago
Brown trout and eels dead in ‘significant’ fish kill on Dublin’s Tolka river
Inland Fisheries Ireland investigating pollution incident affecting 2km stretch of river
Read full article →rte-newsMostly Factual2h ago
Hundreds of dead fish found in Dublin's Tolka River
An investigation is under way after hundreds of fish were found dead in the Tolka River near Damastown in Dublin.
Read full article →the-journal2h ago
IFI following 'definite line of enquiry' after over 500 fish found dead along Tolka River
Inland Fisheries Ireland has said that a ‘definite line of enquiry has been established’.
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First report: the-journal · 2 Aug, 13:26|Full coverage: 3 · 38m|Window: 38m
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