Person: Eamonn Meskell

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<p>The five chicks are the offspring of reintroduced white-tailed eagles. Two of them are the chicks of a male eagle that had lived alone for four years after the death of its first mate, but who has since bonded with another female. Picture: National Park and Wildlife Service/PA</p>

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Five new chicks hatched by Co Clare white-tailed eagles

'We are delighted to see this eagle that we know well form a new bond and start a new family' said Eamonn Meskell of the NPWS

<p>White-tailed eagles nesting in Killarney National Park. Picture: Valerie O'Sullivan</p>

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Killarney National Park staff 'delighted' after white-tailed eagles nest in woods

Rebels lacked steel to breach Limerick’s defensive wall

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Limerick include Allis and Dowling for Tipp showdown

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Limerick well up for Tipp challenge

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Court fouls up jarveys’ bid to avoid dung catchers

Killarney Park officials hope to ‘engage’ jarveys

THE National Parks and Wildlife Service has said it hoped for “positive engagement” from the jarveys regarding the use of dung catchers.

Fri, 14 May, 2010

White-tailed agles set free in Killarney

WITH a few gentle wing flaps and expressions of godspeed from well-wishers, white-tailed eagles were again soaring across Irish skies, yesterday, for the first time in 100 years.

Fri, 17 Aug, 2007

Sea eagles set to soar again in Ireland

WHITE-TAILED sea eagles are to be released in Killarney National Park next summer, the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) confirmed yesterday.

Fri, 05 Jan, 2007