From attics in County Armagh to gardens in Lisburn and a busy, multi-lane road close to Belfast city centre, pine martens - ...

Fota Wildlife Park in Co Cork welcomed the first-ever Indian Rhino to be born in Ireland in September. The unnamed male calf was born at Fota Wildlife Park on September 19 after a 16-month gestation ...

Popular visitor attraction Fota Wildlife Park in Cork is to remain closed for several weeks, including over the Bank Holiday ...

A nest was destroyed near the first reported sighting of the species in NI - but while they pose no threat to humans, it ...

In the heart of County Kerry lies a land of contrasts, where rare ferns and moss blanket lush valleys of ancient forests, which meet freshwater lakes backed by sandstone peaks. Mysterious medieval ...

Travel back with me a few hundred years before the industrial revolution, and the wildlife of Britain and Ireland looks very different indeed. Take orcas: While there are now less than ten left in ...

This is not a drill! Well, technically, it is. Cork’s Fota Wildlife are celebrating a major first for Ireland. On July 18, the popular wildlife park welcomed a brand new endangered male drill monkey, ...

FOTA Wildlife Park in Cork has confirmed four positive cases of avian influenza among its goose population, describing the ...

Fota Wildlife Park in Co Cork will be closed tomorrow following suspected cases of avian flu - commonly known as bird flu.

Members of the public have been asked not to touch sick or dead wild birds which they might come across at the popular Lough Wildlife Sanctuary in Cork city following an outbreak of avian influenza.

Sir David Attenborough, 96, will present the tentatively-titled "Wild Isles," a new series for BBC One exploring the "extraordinary animal dramas and wildlife spectacles" across Ireland and Britain.

Fota Wildlife Park in Cork will remain closed until further notice after an outbreak of bird flu was confirmed. The decision ...