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    1. PoppedCork on

      The culprit has been found, now fine them a proper penalty.

    2. TedFuckly on

      It’s great that only the fish need the water. And the ecosystem. What a pile of pricks.

    3. throughthehills2 on

      52 times the limit. Cancel their discharge license. Make them shut the place down

    4. Shamrock2024 on

      The fishery owners on the Blackwater need to take action!

    5. HugoZHackenbush2 on

      These unscrupulous firms just discharge extra waste for the sheer halibut..

      they should know their plaice by now..

    6. Whoisanaughtyboy on

      But.. but.. it’s a creamery… don’t the farmers love the environment?

    7. siciowa on

      2 posts I found about this: [https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/epa-investigating-discharge-by-north-cork-creameries-to-the-river-allow](https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/epa-investigating-discharge-by-north-cork-creameries-to-the-river-allow)
      [https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2025/08/20/cork-creamery-effluent-discharge-being-investigated-amid-major-fish-kill/](https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2025/08/20/cork-creamery-effluent-discharge-being-investigated-amid-major-fish-kill/)

    8. MostRetardedUser on

      The same place also had been caught dumping too much wastewater in June. They were also added to a list of EPA priority sites in 2024 due to ongoing compliance issues.

      They obviously give zero shits about what their license says, or their impact on the environment.

      Someone should be doing jail time here. This isn’t a mistake, this is willful disregard of the law with very real consequences.

    9. TheStoicNihilist on

      We shouldn’t be discharging ammonia at all. The only safe level is 0.

    10. Due-Communication724 on

      Genuine question here, why are companies like this allowed just discharge into a river considering we well know the biohazard consequences if it goes wrong. Is it not better to have them store it and removed like any other hazardous material, or at least store the treated waste, and someone outside tests it to allow its release, it just seems a bit nuts if a system fails it can cause chaos on the environment as the only indication its failed its a massive fish kill.

    11. ruthemook on

      They need to be absolutely hammered for this. Farmers will be up in arms but they need to be made an example of. This is utterly unacceptable.

    13. Narwhal_2112 on

      The culprit should be made to restore the habitat, and made to pay to restock the river for X many years.

      Absolutely shocking stuff.

    15. jonnieggg on

      Fine the shite out of them and take criminal action against those reasonable. Ha , as if.

    16. Total_Sport_7946 on

      Check the date:

      https://preview.redd.it/re87fga790mf1.png?width=2134&format=png&auto=webp&s=08814092d4cca50870fca965bebc8dda683e6002

      # [https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/epa-identifies-compliance-issues-at-kanturk-co-cork-creamery](https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/epa-identifies-compliance-issues-at-kanturk-co-cork-creamery)

      Can’t tell if its the same plant but it is the same company. The linked article shows a history of EPA related issues at this site.

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