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26th March 2018
12:42pm BST

It's been organised by the Irish Naturist Association and Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, which will erect notices to inform the public that nudists are welcome next month.
This step is a "milestone for Ireland," said INA chief Pat Gallagher.
The group is lobbying a number of local authorities for similar notices.
Any nudist-friendly beaches will also be open to those who want to cover up, Pat explained, but the signs will warn people not to be alarmed.
"It will more than likely say something like 'nude bathers may be seen beyond this point'.
"So for someone reading that, if for any reason they are in fear or distress, at least they will have notification that there may be nude bathers."
They INA doesn't want to exclude anyone or to have a beach to themselves, he added.
"We have always used the term ‘clothing optional’.
"We simply want to go there, lie in the sun, get in the water, have a swim . . . but we don’t want to wear anything, that’s all."
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