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Children taken to hospital after chemical fumes at Dublin pool

Children taken to hospital after chemical fumes at Dublin pool
BBC Northern Ireland Friday 16 October 2026, 12:14 UTC 1 min read
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A dozen children and one adult were taken to hospital from the Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley on Thursday.

A dozen children and one adult were taken to hospital from the Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley on Thursday.
Dublin (LOCATION) the Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley (LOCATION)
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