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Watch: Group of friends rescue stranded dolphin in Meath

Cormac Canning from Duleek and brothers Mylo and Cormac Newton from Bellewstown were out walking the beach at Laytown last Friday evening when they spotted the mammal who was unable to get back into deep water.

Watch: Group of friends rescue stranded dolphin in Meath

Tue, 13 Aug, 2019 - 12:32

Louise Walsh

Three friends managed to rescue a stranded young dolphin on a Co. Meath shoreline last weekend.

Cormac Canning (18) from Duleek and brothers Mylo (17) and Cormac Newton (23) from Bellewstown were out walking the beach at Laytown last Friday evening when they spotted the mammal who was unable to get back into deep water.

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Courts Dolphin Meath Rescue Place: Meath Place: Bellewstown Place: Laytown Place: Co.Place: east coast Person: Duleek Person: Mylo Person: Finbar Person: Cormac Person: Brendan Price Organisation: Irish Seal Sanctuary Organisation: Irish Whale Organisation: Dolphin Group

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