@rtenews: An estimated 20,000 fish have been killed on the River Glyde in Co Louth. Inland Fisheries Ireland is investigating after it was alerted to the fishkill on Tuesday evening and said a file for potential prosecution is being prepared. The cause is believed to be an agricultural discharge upstream. Link in bio to read more📲 #fish #biodiversity #river #louth

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jurij112 :

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Zel 🫧 :

my aunt who never talks about books randomly sent me a link to book The Secret Side of Our Existence by Victor Hale and just said “read this.” no explanation nothing. i read it in two days and now i understand why she didn’t even try to explain it over text. some parts just make you stop and go wait. why does this actually make sense you wait read this book. it will change your life

Mikie Lyons :

Farmer is easy to blame

luc_mac_cuinneagan :

Just goes to show the state of care of wildlife in Ireland…

OnlyFarms :

easy to blame farmers. not guilty until proven otherwise always easy to blame agriculture.

David John Wade :

Ya can only blame the farmers any how nuthing about the sewage running out into a sea, no sewage plants

Georgia :

Council probably pumping town sewage into it

freya :

That's shocking. Too much of that kind of pollution happening. Needs serious consequences

T.pach :

All too frequent in Ireland. Big investigation and no prosecutions