as well as being home to the largest sandwich and arctic tern colonies in Ireland. Such a wealth of bird life affords the lagoon legal protection under the Birds Directive, in addition to being ...

According to BirdWatch Ireland, 450 different species of bird have been recorded on ... and you’re likely to spot storm petrel, arctic tern, kittiwakes, herring gulls and choughs too.

One of Ireland's largest and most famous coastal lagoons is so badly polluted that scientists have warned it will take ...

Birdwatch Ireland seeks wardens and a seabird surveyor for fieldwork, citing concerns over biodiversity in new government ...

Ireland's Little Terns enjoyed a very successful breeding season in 2024, according to BirdWatch Ireland. Colonies along the country's east coast saw increased numbers of nesting pairs, with the ...

Valentia Island Heritage Centre aims to compile family stories into a book while thanking donors for their artefacts ...

Birds of Ireland: A field guide By Jim Wilson, with photographs by Mark Carmody. Featured in Birds of Ireland: A Field Guide, (Gill Books) by Jim Wilson, with photographs by Mark Carmody.

Two cases of the HPAI H5N1 strain were confirmed in buzzards in December - one in the west and another in the east of Ireland. These are the first recorded cases in wild birds here since September ...

The wild goose was the first wild bird to test positive in Northern Ireland since September 2023. The bird was found near Black Lough, and the disease was confirmed on Thursday, with two further ...

An AIPZ places a legal requirement on all bird keepers in Northern Ireland to follow strict biosecurity measures, DAERA said, adding that this also applies to pet birds, commercial flocks or ...

The Company granted options to purchase 250,000 shares of Terns common stock to the new employee. The options have a 10-year term and an exercise price per share equal to $4.46, which was the ...

Michael Finn, head of Bird & Bird Ireland, said: “Susan’s arrival at Bird & Bird is an important part of our continued growth in Ireland.” Andrew Ross January 28, 2025 ...