A BATHING advisory notice in Lahinch has been lifted.

On Saturday, Clare County Council lifted the bathing advisory notice at Lahinch on the advice of the HSE. This followed additional investigative sampling.

In accordance with An Taisce’s Blue Flag programme, the Blue Flag will be reinstated.

First announced on Wednesday, the notice remained in place for four days. It was the second time this summer that a temporary bathing prohibition is introduced in in Lahinch. Back in June, a bathing prohibition was in place for three days as water tests showed elevated levels of bacteria.

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