Recent Sightings
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EVENT DATE 27/01/2022 12:17 |
SPECIES TYPE large whale species |
NO. ANIMALS 1 |
| LOCATION: Knockadoon Head - Co. Cork | ||
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EVENT DATE 27/01/2022 12:16 |
SPECIES TYPE dolphin species |
NO. ANIMALS 4 |
| LOCATION: Knockadoon Head - Co. Cork | ||
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EVENT DATE 26/01/2022 09:40 |
SPECIES TYPE bottlenose dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 15 |
| LOCATION: Rathlin Island - Co. Antrim | ||
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EVENT DATE 25/01/2022 16:30 |
SPECIES TYPE common dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 17 |
| LOCATION: Adam Island, Glandore - Co. Cork | ||
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EVENT DATE 25/01/2022 16:25 |
SPECIES TYPE bottlenose dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 8 |
| LOCATION: Labasheeda, Shannon Estuary - Co. Clare | ||
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EVENT DATE 25/01/2022 16:00 |
SPECIES TYPE bottlenose dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 6 |
| LOCATION: Easky - Co. Sligo | ||
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EVENT DATE 24/01/2022 09:00 |
SPECIES TYPE harbour porpoise |
NO. ANIMALS 2 |
| LOCATION: Portrush - Co. Antrim | ||
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EVENT DATE 24/01/2022 08:30 |
SPECIES TYPE dolphin species, possibly harbour porpoise |
NO. ANIMALS 1 |
| LOCATION: Passage East - Co. Waterford | ||
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EVENT DATE 23/01/2022 16:05 |
SPECIES TYPE dolphin species |
NO. ANIMALS 5 |
| LOCATION: Dunmore East - Co. Waterford | ||
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EVENT DATE 23/01/2022 10:15 |
SPECIES TYPE common dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 8 |
| LOCATION: Carnsore Point - Co. Wexford | ||
Recent Strandings **
EVENT DATE
19/01/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Youghal Bay - Co. Cork
EVENT DATE
15/01/2022
SPECIES TYPE
striped dolphin
LOCATION: Kilala - Co. Mayo
EVENT DATE
11/01/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common or striped dolphin
LOCATION: Beal Strand - Co. Kerry
EVENT DATE
09/01/2022
SPECIES TYPE
baleen whale
LOCATION: Garrylucas - Co. Cork
EVENT DATE
09/01/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Rinroe - Co. Sligo
EVENT DATE
07/01/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Portmarnock - Co. Dublin
EVENT DATE
07/01/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Rossnowlagh - Co. Donegal
EVENT DATE
05/01/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Aughinish - Co. Clare
EVENT DATE
03/01/2022
SPECIES TYPE
bottlenose dolphin
LOCATION: White Strand, West Cove, Kenmare Bay - Co. Kerry
EVENT DATE
03/01/2022
SPECIES TYPE
dolphin species
LOCATION: White Strand, Miltown Malbay - Co. Clare
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