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Lead gorilla at Dublin Zoo dies

The lead gorilla at Dublin Zoo, Harry, has died.

Lead gorilla at Dublin Zoo dies

Mon, 30 May, 2016 - 01:00

The silverback gorilla was 29-years-old and fathered six children during his time in the zoo.

Dublin Zoo say they’re waiting on a post-mortem to find out the reason he died.

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