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Holes or drains left exposed after building work should be closed

Keep away from uncovered water barrels

Make sure you are always supervised at bath time

Swimming pools shoud have covers that can be firmly secured

You cannot tell how deep a hole is if it is water filled

IRISH WATER SAFETY, The Long Walk, Galway, Ireland.
Phone : +353 (0)91 564400 Lo-Call: 1890-420.202 Fax: +353 (0)91 564700 E-mail: info@iws.ie

Irish Water Safety is the statutory body established to promote water safety in Ireland. We educate people in water safety best practices. We develop public awareness campaigns to promote necessary attitudes, rescue skills and behaviour to prevent drownings and water related accidents.

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