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We were joined on The Agenda this morning by Louth photographer (from Blackrock) Brian Hopper, who has previously spoken to us on the programme about his concerns regarding pollution on Blackrock beach.
A member of the Haggardstown and Blackrock Community Forum and Blackrock Tidy Towns, Brian took to social media last night to post photographs he took this week of what he calls “awful algal blooms”.
Brian also commented on the “stench” in the area, branding it “unbearable”, and saying that local businesses are suffering as a result - he told us all about this.
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