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flag False widow spiders are becoming more common indoors in Ireland due to cold tolerance, prompting health warnings.

flag The risk of encountering false widow spiders indoors in Ireland is increasing, warns the National Poisons Information Centre at Beaumont Hospital. flag These venomous spiders, capable of surviving up to five years and producing up to 1,000 offspring annually, are better able to withstand cold temperatures, leading to more indoor sightings, especially in autumn and winter. flag While bites can cause pain and swelling, serious reactions are rare. flag Authorities urge residents to check dark, undisturbed areas in homes and seek medical attention if symptoms worsen after a bite.

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