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At least 7,000 organisms yet to be discovered in Ireland

A new report out this morning reveals the state of knowledge on Ireland's biodiversity.

Wed, 23 Mar, 2011 - 07:38

A new report out this morning reveals the state of knowledge on Ireland's biodiversity.

The National Biodiversity Data Centre audit found that Ireland is currently home to over 31,000 different species.

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