Mehr als 500 Fische sollen bei „erheblichem Fischsterben“ in Co. Kildare tot gewesen sein
https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/07/02/more-than-500-fish-believed-dead-in-significant-in-co-kildare/
Von No-Moose6918
Mehr als 500 Fische sollen bei „erheblichem Fischsterben“ in Co. Kildare tot gewesen sein
https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/07/02/more-than-500-fish-believed-dead-in-significant-in-co-kildare/
Von No-Moose6918
13 Kommentare
Saw a few dead fish like that in the canal by Sallins 2 weeks ago. Wonder if it was linked.
FFS humans are cunts
Farmers again?
Custodians of the countryside my hole.
I’m sure the people responsible for this will be identified and punished accordingly
Lock the farmers up.
rip to the big trout there that fella had stories to tell shame about the whole lot of them
Freshwater eels are critically endangered in Europe.
But hey, yeah, let’s dump shit in the rivers and not arrest any of the dirtbags doing it.
A lot of nitrates in the water not a screed of oxygen
This is now a regular occurrence all over the country and has been for decades. Lack of policing and enforcement. I’m surprised that there is anything left in the rivers at all.
You get the usual bash the farmers on these threads. And yes they are responsible for a lot of damage to water courses. But just yesterday there was another about oil/petrol spills off a forecourt. Also a lot of local authority dumping of sewage into water courses also. So why do these sectors always escape comment on these threads?
Double farmer dole now
We don’t have THAT many rivers in Ireland that we cant sort this out somehow. More volunteers and some paid inspectors. Summer programs paying teens for jobs to just clean up rivers… wouldn’t cost that much if you do it like Tidy Towns
Before we blame the farmers (although that could be a cause), there’s a lot of construction along the banks of the rye in Maynooth and Kilcock at the moment, could be related to any of those either