11 July 2012 Last updated at 12:07 ET <\/p>\n
Two beaches in Donegal that had been closed following the discovery of a toxic algae which was killing fish have been re-opened. <\/p>\n
Rossnowlagh and Murvagh beaches had been given red flags when concerns were raised. <\/p>\n
Swimming had been banned at the beaches while the problem was resolved. <\/p>\n
Donegal County Council said in a statement that this was a \"natural phenomenon.\" <\/p>\n
The algae is not toxic to humans but may result in dead marine life washing up on shore. <\/p>\n
A local website has reported that some people have been lifting dead fish from the beaches. <\/p>\n
The council has said it will be monitoring the beach closely and will keep the public updated on changes. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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