Almost 100 baby bats reunited with their mothers after being discovered in a Cork bank

AIB Bank staff in Blarney noticed the tiny baby bats and called in the Bat Rehabilitation Ireland Centre
Elmarie Cullinane, outlet manager at AIB bank in Blarney, with Susan Kerwin of the Bat Rehabilitation Centre where almost 100 pups were reunited with their mothers in a roost in the roof of the bank on Friday.

Elmarie Cullinane, outlet manager at AIB bank in Blarney, with Susan Kerwin of the Bat Rehabilitation Centre where almost 100 pups were reunited with their mothers in a roost in the roof of the bank on Friday.

Almost 100 four-week-old bat pups, which temporarily closed a bank in Cork, have been reunited with their mothers.

The AIB Bank in Blarney was closed to the public on Tuesday after staff noticed the tiny baby bats and called in the Bat Rehabilitation Ireland Centre to deal with an infestation.

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