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Warming seas around Ireland will kill species and damage tourism

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Climate change is main driver behind marine heatwaves that harm fisheries, tourism and public health

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Warming seas around Ireland will kill species and damage tourism

Climate change is main driver behind marine heatwaves that harm fisheries, tourism and public health

2 hours ago·Dublin, Ireland

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Irish Times broke the news in Dublin, Ireland 2 hours ago on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.

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Warming seas around Ireland will kill species and damage tourism

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