Recent Sightings
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EVENT DATE 15/08/2022 08:40 |
SPECIES TYPE bottlenose dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 5 |
| LOCATION: Lough Swilly - Co. Donegal | ||
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EVENT DATE 14/08/2022 13:20 |
SPECIES TYPE bottlenose dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 10 |
| LOCATION: Bray Head, Valentia Island - Co. Kerry | ||
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EVENT DATE 14/08/2022 13:15 |
SPECIES TYPE minke whale |
NO. ANIMALS 2 |
| LOCATION: Bray Head, Valentia Island - Co. Kerry | ||
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EVENT DATE 14/08/2022 13:10 |
SPECIES TYPE harbour porpoise |
NO. ANIMALS 4 |
| LOCATION: Bray Head, Valentia Island - Co. Kerry | ||
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EVENT DATE 14/08/2022 12:10 |
SPECIES TYPE harbour porpoise |
NO. ANIMALS 2 |
| LOCATION: Blacksod Bay - Co. Mayo | ||
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EVENT DATE 14/08/2022 11:30 |
SPECIES TYPE bottlenose dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 40 |
| LOCATION: Bray Head, Valentia Island - Co. Kerry | ||
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EVENT DATE 14/08/2022 10:15 |
SPECIES TYPE common dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 8 |
| LOCATION: Bray Head, Valentia Island - Co. Kerry | ||
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EVENT DATE 14/08/2022 09:10 |
SPECIES TYPE harbour porpoise |
NO. ANIMALS 3 |
| LOCATION: Killiney Bay - Co. Dublin | ||
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EVENT DATE 13/08/2022 22:10 |
SPECIES TYPE dolphin species, possibly harbour porpoise |
NO. ANIMALS 5 |
| LOCATION: Cork Harbour - Co. Cork | ||
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EVENT DATE 13/08/2022 17:00 |
SPECIES TYPE common dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 15 |
| LOCATION: Ferriters Cove, Sybil Head - Co. Kerry | ||
Recent Strandings
EVENT DATE
30/07/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common or striped dolphin
LOCATION: Ballinskelligs - Co. Kerry
EVENT DATE
28/07/2022
SPECIES TYPE
harbour porpoise
LOCATION: Ardanary - Co. Wicklow
EVENT DATE
28/07/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Castlehaven - Co. Cork
EVENT DATE
28/07/2022
SPECIES TYPE
pilot whale
LOCATION: Doughmore, Doonbeg - Co. Clare
EVENT DATE
28/07/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Mullaghmore - Co. Sligo
EVENT DATE
27/07/2022
SPECIES TYPE
harbour porpoise
LOCATION: Keel Beach, Achill Island - Co. Mayo
EVENT DATE
24/07/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Whiting Bay, Ardmore - Co. Waterford
EVENT DATE
20/07/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Greystones - Co. Wicklow
EVENT DATE
18/07/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Tory Island - Co. Donegal
EVENT DATE
17/07/2022
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Greenore - Co. Louth
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The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group in association with Inis, invite you to Whale Watch Ireland 2022 on Saturday 20th August 2022, between 2:00-4:00 PM. ![]()
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This annual event comprises free and guided whale watches at local headlands and vantage points, as part of All-Ireland whale watch day. ![]()
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This year’s event is once again timed to coincide with Heritage Week in Ireland. These simultaneous land-based watches at 18 locations around the Irish coast provide IWDG researchers with a unique overview of cetacean (whales and dolphins) and basking shark activity on the day; and as Citizen Scientists you can also play an important part.![]()
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This event is suitable for all ages and is aimed at everyone from the novice wildlife enthusiast to more experienced naturalist with an interest in biological recording. ![]()
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In the event of unsuitable weather your watch leader may need to cancel your local event. So, if in doubt, please check in with your local watch leader using the contact details on the link below drive.google.com/file/d/13rpDXX5EP7AhXlJipqv28g9Cnh8_RdUN/view?usp=sharing![]()
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✨JOIN US ON OUR FREE EVENTS FOR HERITAGE WEEK✨![]()
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Heritage week starts tomorrow and to celebrate IWDG is hosting a series of free events which celebrate the wonderful whales in our waters! ![]()
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🐬 Let's Talk Blubber: Thursday 18th 16:00 - 17:00![]()
Join our Education and Outreach Officer Sibéal as we explore the wonderful world of whales. Suitable for ages 6-12. ![]()
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🐬 Dolphin Scavenger Hunt: Saturday 20th 9:30 - 13:00![]()
Find the dolphins to win special prizes in our Kilrush-based Scavenger hunt. Will you be able to find our missing dolphins?![]()
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🐬 Whale Watch Ireland: Saturday 20th 14:00 - 16:00![]()
Free and guided whale watches at local headlands and vantage points. In 18 locations around the Irish coast! ![]()
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🐋⬆️Ireland’s largest whales are on the move! ⬆️🐋![]()
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Given the recent run of humpback whale sightings in Co. Mayo and now in Co. Clare, our Sightings Officer Pádraig Whooley takes a looks back at our records to investigate whether these sightings are at the expense of sightings elsewhere in Ireland. Are the larger whale species on the move❓![]()
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Our Long-term dataset allows us to continually assess our understanding of how larger whales such as humpbacks use our waters. As IWDG enters its 3rd decade monitoring the movements of our large whales in Irish coastal waters WhaleTrack Ireland, all bets are off as to where the likely hotspots are going to be by the end of this decade! 👨💼📈![]()
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Find out more here:
Ireland’s large whales on the move. | Irish Whale and Dolphin Group
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We should continually reassess our understanding of how large whales such as humpbacks use Irish waters; it’s cathartic and serves to remind us that nothing remains the same and the natural world is...
