The Donaghaguy Lake in Warrenpoint suffered a total wipe out of freshly stocked fish in September.
A councillor has lambasted a “slow” investigation council into a mystery fish kill labelling it “unacceptable”.
Rainbow and Brown trout species were killed in unknown circumstances leaving the popular reservoir area unable to support visiting anglers for the autumn season.Newry, Mourne and Down Crotlieve councillor, Mickey Ruane expressed his frustration during a sustainability and environment committee this week.
“There have been issues in the past with a lack of oxygen in the water. The council has sprayed the area before for weeding and dredging was carried out before to take away algae, but what has been done lately.
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