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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 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.
The first 12 Osprey chicks are due to arrive in July
Minister of State Malcolm Noonan TD today announced that the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is ready to move forward with the reintroduction of the Osprey to Ireland in summer 2023.