@__kbaker__ Interesting thread. You won’t be surprised to hear that there are thousands of park users enjoying St. Catherine’s who don’t wish to sacrifice their amenity to a road.
Do we need some alternatives? Probably. As regards emergency services; hard shoulders usually suffice.
‘A fifth of all the submissions received by the assembly called for a hare coursing ban & the full protection of this gentle and inoffensive creature’ ( an extract from letter in todays IT) Yet coursing continues unabated. Why? @DaraghOBrienTD @noonan_malcolm#banharecoursing
@CaitrionaLee @IWAIreland @MthKil_Waters @KildareCoCo@RCPCA1 Do you mean leaks ‘into’ the canal? At this section, it’s very elevated. There’s even the run-off at the aqueduct. So can’t see it being a eutrophic problem. It may just need a bit of a clean. Worth noting the flow is eastwards, so there could be a bottleneck of algae here.
Takes a special kind of crazy to run both the Grand and Royal Canals back to back. Fair play, Ed Payne!
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🌊 Inspirational article!
Belmullet tidal pool makes the list, but Ireland ought to have a lot more tidal pools and lidos.
Let's embrace the sea and take advantage of the healing benefits of spending time in-and-around water. #BlueHealth
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