A spokesperson for the Inagh River Catchment Association says it could take “potentially decades” to restore the Ballymacraven River after the recent fish kill.
A meeting has taken place in the Fall’s Hotel Ennistymon to discuss a community response to an incident, which resulted in up to 2,000 fish being killed.
An investigation is ongoing with Inland Fisheries Ireland confirming that a number of people have already been “interviewed under caution”.
CONTINUE READING BELOW
Johnny Casey of the Inagh River Catchment Association says the pollution incident has had a devastating effect on the marine life of the river.
You can listen to the full interview here:
