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PATIENCE and planning have paid off for the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) - and one Limerick man - to reintroduce the White-tailed Eagle to Ireland...

A National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) programme has been hailed a success after five new white-tailed eagle chicks were born.

The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is celebrating the hatching of five new white-tailed eagle chicks in Co Clare. The NPWS said the newly-hatched ch...

The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) programme to reintroduce the White-Tailed Eagle (WTE) to Ireland has been a success, as a male eagle released in 2008 has bonded with a female released in 2020 and they have now produced two chicks together.

A male eagle who lived alone for four years has fledged chicks with a new partner.

A previously widowed male eagle has bonded with another female to father the chicks under a reintroduction project aimed at bringing the species back to Ireland

A male eagle who lived alone for four years has fledged chicks with a new partner.

A male eagle who lived alone for four years has fledged chicks with a new partner.

A male eagle who lived alone for four years has fledged chicks with a new partner.

A male eagle who lived alone for four years has fledged chicks with a new partner.