The ban was put in place due to storm water overflow into the harbour.
Following on from prohibition order for swimming at Wicklow Harbour on 2nd May, water quality samples were taken on 3rd May and have returned excellent results.
It is now safe to swim in Wicklow Harbour.
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Short-Term Extension Of Fuel Excise Cuts For Wicklow Families And Businesses
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Outdoor Swimming in Co. Wicklow To Become More Accessible
Funding of €25,000 has been secured to support accessible upgrades at Bray and Brittas Bay.
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