Recent Sightings
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EVENT DATE 01/12/2020 15:30 |
SPECIES TYPE dolphin species |
NO. ANIMALS 11 |
| LOCATION: Fethard - Co. Wexford | ||
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EVENT DATE 01/12/2020 13:00 |
SPECIES TYPE common dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 120 |
| LOCATION: Fountainstown - Co. Cork | ||
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EVENT DATE 01/12/2020 11:00 |
SPECIES TYPE whale species |
NO. ANIMALS 1 |
| LOCATION: Dunmore East - Co. Waterford | ||
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EVENT DATE 01/12/2020 11:00 |
SPECIES TYPE common dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 200 |
| LOCATION: Waterford Harbour - Co. Waterford | ||
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EVENT DATE 30/11/2020 10:45 |
SPECIES TYPE common dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 11 |
| LOCATION: Ballycotton - Co. Cork | ||
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EVENT DATE 30/11/2020 07:34 |
SPECIES TYPE dolphin species |
NO. ANIMALS 60 |
| LOCATION: Fountainstown - Co. Cork | ||
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EVENT DATE 29/11/2020 14:35 |
SPECIES TYPE dolphin species |
NO. ANIMALS 10 |
| LOCATION: Dunmore East - Co. Waterford | ||
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EVENT DATE 29/11/2020 11:15 |
SPECIES TYPE fin whale |
NO. ANIMALS 1 |
| LOCATION: Dunmore East - Co. Waterford | ||
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EVENT DATE 28/11/2020 12:30 |
SPECIES TYPE bottlenose dolphin |
NO. ANIMALS 4 |
| LOCATION: Fanad Head - Co. Donegal | ||
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EVENT DATE 27/11/2020 22:32 |
SPECIES TYPE harbour porpoise |
NO. ANIMALS 6 |
| LOCATION: Dundrum Bay - Co. Down | ||
Recent Strandings
EVENT DATE
22/11/2020
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: New Ross - Co. Wexford
EVENT DATE
21/11/2020
SPECIES TYPE
dolphin species, possibly harbour porpoise
LOCATION: Waterville - Co. Kerry
EVENT DATE
20/11/2020
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Fermoyle - Co. Kerry
EVENT DATE
18/11/2020
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Waterville - Co. Kerry
EVENT DATE
16/11/2020
SPECIES TYPE
harbour porpoise
LOCATION: Kilrush - Co. Clare
EVENT DATE
15/11/2020
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Inch Strand, Nr. Power Head - Co. Cork
EVENT DATE
15/11/2020
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Tramore - Co. Waterford
EVENT DATE
15/11/2020
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Kilmore Quay - Co. Wexford
EVENT DATE
12/11/2020
SPECIES TYPE
dolphin species
LOCATION: Ferriters Cove, Sybil Head - Co. Kerry
EVENT DATE
11/11/2020
SPECIES TYPE
common dolphin
LOCATION: Lahinch - Co. Clare
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30 years of the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group
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❄️ It's December and we couldn't be more excited to kick off the holiday season with the IWDG Greeting Cards.
These cards provide the perfect blank canvas for Solstice and New Year’s salutations. 🌲
✨Alternatively if you have a birthday or special occasion or just want to share the love of these beautiful creatures in our Irish waters, then these cards are for you.
The photos are contributions from IWDG members and friends, printed with soy-ink on recycled paper. No plastic is used in the packaging.
Species names are printed in English, Irish and Latin with a quote for reflection from Séamus Heaney.
Assorted pack of 6 cards for just €8.
All proceeds go to fund our monitoring and research programmes.
Purchase your cards today from our web shop here
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To mark the 30th year of the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group, we have invited a number of the founder members to reflect on those first few steps towards establishing such a successful NGO.
In the first of a series, Dr Don Cotton recounts that first meeting: iwdg.ie/30-years-of-the-irish-whale-and-dolphin-group/
📅 SAVE THE DATE! Whale Tales 2020 - the IWDG annual conference - Saturday the 12th of December!
>>>>>Only 11 days away!<<<<<
Schedule of event and registration here
👉 iwdg.ie/whale-tales-2020/
Mags Daly is a researcher with the IWDG and also runs the Shannon Dolphin Project on behalf of the IWDG.
During the summer, this involves organising fieldwork and the interns at the Shannon Dolphin Centre, Kilrush, and during winter matching and databasing all the images collected.
You can see more about the project here :
iwdg.ie/shannon-dolphin-project/ and follow on Facebook @ShannonDolphinProject
Mags will tells tales of her favourite mammals in Session 3 , which will reflects on the IWDG research projects and shares some of her stories from the Shannon Estuary this summer.
Come and join us for this interactive and interesting event.
It is free to everyone but you need to register! follow the link above. for details.
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