A tern for the better

A hugely successful conservation project has seen an Irish island nominated for a major European award, writes Amy Lewis.

Mon, 02 Apr, 2018 - 01:00

A hugely successful conservation project has seen an Irish island nominated for a major European award, writes Amy Lewis.

In 1989, a conservation project on tiny Rockabill Island off north Dublin took flight and now it’s in the running for a major European environmental award.

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