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    Warnings Issued About Jellyfish Along Irish Coast

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    Beachgoers along the Louth and Meath coast are cautioned about jellyfish, particularly the venomous Lion’s Mane, which can cause painful stings. Local officials attribute the increase in jellyfish to warmer waters. Safety measures include swimming in designated areas with lifeguards. A recent incident involved a child being stung, but they are recovering. Caution is advised for children and pets.
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