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Eighth detection of pesticides in Newport water supply in two years

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Another exceedance for the pesticide MCPA has been detected in the public drinking water supply in Newport. This is the eighth detection for MCPA and Glyphosate in this catchment in the last two years and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has put Newport on its priority list as a result.

15 pesticide exceedances in Newport and Louisburgh drinking water supplies in '19 and '20

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Fifteen exceedance for the pesticides MCPA and glyphosate were detected in the public drinking water supplies in Louisburgh and Newport in 2019 and 2020.

Let it Bee Project - A community approach to tackling pesticide issues in Newport

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There are 98 different species of bees in Ireland.

Neven takes a bite out of Mayo next week

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Celebrity chef Neven Maguire has returned to our TV screens with a new seven-part series of his popular Neven's Irish Seafood Trails show.

Further pesticide exceedance detected in Newport area

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Irish Water has detected an exceedance for the pesticide MCPA in the Newport public water supply which sources its water from the Newport River. While there is no threat to public health, it is imperative that users of pesticides are mindful of best practice when spraying their lands. This comes following compliant water samples in the month of April and is disappointing news for people on this water supply.

Pesticide exceedances and detections continue in Mayo

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Great care must always be taken to protect drinking water supplies wherever pesticide use is considered necessary, particularly if using products for grassland weed control containing substances such as MCPA, Glyphosate, fluroxypyr and 2,4-D.

Man dies after car discovered in Newport River

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Gardaí are investigating a fatal road traffic collision at Quay Road, Newport.

Sixty five farmed salmon have been caught in five rivers in Mayo and Galway

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Inland Fisheries Ireland can confirmed this week that 65 farmed salmon were caught in rivers in Mayo and Galway, the affected rivers are the Delphi, Erriff, Kylemore/Dawros, Newport and Bunowen. Inland Fisheries Ireland has been monitoring the situation since August.

 

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