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The curlew's call: now is distant memory as populations decline
Rachel Donovan
The Eurasian curlew, Numenius arquata, was once a common sight across Ireland and the UK and its distinctive call could be heard along coasts and across farmland.
7 February 2025 News
People in west feel left behind after storm Éowyn - IFA
"There isn’t enough being done – regardless of whether you’re an islander or mainlander. People feel left behind," the IFA's Teresa Roche has said.
5 December 2024 News
Ireland’s dry stone construction receives UNESCO recognition
Ireland’s practice of dry stone construction has been officially inscribed on the UNESCO representative list of the intangible cultural heritage of humanity.