Golden eagles take second winter in Ireland

A bird of prey which has been extinct in Ireland since 1912 could be set to reclaim an area of Co Donegal as its territory.

Golden eagles take second winter in Ireland

A bird of prey which has been extinct in Ireland since 1912 could be set to reclaim an area of Co Donegal as its territory.

Organisers of a scheme to reintroduce the Golden Eagle to Glenveagh National Park say the project has been a success, with some birds about to enter their second winter.

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