Ireland now a whale-watching tourism hotspot

Around 100 of the mammoth mammals sighted off Irish waters each year, but true number may be higher

Ireland now a whale-watching tourism hotspot

Ireland is becoming a whale- watching hotspot, with the mammals drawing tourists from across the globe.

Irish waters are now home to fin, minke, and humpback whales for 10 months of the year — much longer than most watching seasons.

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