Another Irish beach closed for swimming after E.coli found in the water24th August 2012 |
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27th August 2012
It has been confirmed that two more of the five cases originally being investigated by NHS Orkney and Orkney Islands Council have the E. coli O157 infection. The original two confirmed cases of E. coli O157 are still receiving trea... ...read on
24th August 2012
Grattan Beach in Salthill, Galway, has become the eighth beach in the space of a week to be closed after bathing-water sampling showed E coli levels breached EU mandatory permitted levels. It is claimed that excessive rainfall over the past week has been a major contr... ...read on
21st August 2012
NHS Orkney has reported that 5 cases of E.coli infection, with 2 people receiving treatment in hospital for the O157 strain. The cases have occurred in two different areas of Orkney and there is no current indication that ther... ...read on
21st August 2012
It is there on every packet of salad: ‘wash before eating’. But how many of us will simply rip open the wrapping and empty the contents into a salad bowl, or tear it into a sandwich without a second thought? ... ...read on
21st August 2012
Due to the heavy rainfall over the last two months, Cork County Council has advised that levels of E.coli at a number of Cork beaches have breached EU mandatory permitted values. Swimming has therefore been banned in blue flag beaches at Garretstown, Redbarn, and Garr... ...read on
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