Once-extinct eagles released into wild in Munster

An eagle after its release on the Shannon Estuary yesterday. Picture: Cathal Mullane
An eagle after its release on the Shannon Estuary yesterday. Picture: Cathal Mullane

Six white-tailed eagles have been released into the wild in Munster.

Four white-tailed eagles were released on the Shannon Estuary in the North Kerry/West Limerick area while two more were released at Lough Derg in Co Tipperary yesterday.

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