Glenveagh National Park, Ireland Untouched habitats, safeguarded wildlife and trails that pass by the breathtaking Victorian castle and gardens makes Glenveagh National Park in Ireland the ideal ...

Glenveagh National Park. ... He also feels the plan needs to be more ambitious as it only covers a fraction of the 16,000-hectare extent of the park. The National Parks & Wildlife Service will re ...

The return of ospreys to Ireland — and their rightful place in our ecosystems Once paired up, ospreys stay together for life and also remain loyal to the same nest site each year, so they are ...

The Irish Wildlife Trust has expressed concern that large areas of sensitive habitat are being destroyed illegally at Glenveagh National Park in Co Donegal.

Glenveagh, at 66 square miles, is the second-largest national park in Ireland. The park, known for its wildlife, is home to the largest herd of red deer in Ireland and also the golden eagle, which ...

The Irish Wildlife Trust (IWT) has lodged a complaint with the Environmental Protection Agency and Donegal County Council in relation to the discovery at Glenveagh National Park, Co Donegal.

The huge Glenveagh Park in north-west Donegal provides ideal breeding grounds for the insect and wildlife staff have constantly been battling to turn the tables and put the bite on the midge.

On a good day it’s said you may even be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the formerly extinct Golden Eagle which were reintroduced in 2000 ...

A specially commissioned piece of music for Glenveagh National Park in Co Donegal was launched this afternoon. 'The Glenveagh Suite' was composed by Manus Lunny and performed in the 19th century ...

Glenveagh National Park is open throughout the year, and entry is free of charge. A golden eagle flying over Glenveagh National Park, Co Donegal, Republic of Ireland (Alamy Stock Photo) 3.

In 1975 he sold the estate to the Office of Public Works allowing for the creation of Ireland’s second largest National Park. In 1983 Henry bestowed the castle to the nation along with its ...