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 Blog 2010 
Journey of the Little Tern

'Journey of the Little Tern' documentary will be broadcast on LMFM (95.8fm) on Mon 25th October 2010 after the 1pm news.

Eilis Sheehy of LMFM recorded this hour long documentary over the summer of 2010 at Baltray and Kilcoole.  This involved several visits to our project at Baltray and the documentary will feature some of the volunteers, and will compare the projects at Baltray and Kilcoole.

Tune in on Monday!

Cage Appeal.
If anyone in the Drogheda area has a cage that they no longer use, Maurice can put it to good use, he looks after injured raptors and needs some cages to house them, bird cages or animal cages will do the job.  If you have a cage to give away, you can contact Maurice at 086 8696597. 

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The Gonzo Club  - Admission Free to Little Tern Conservation Project Volunteers!
Otherwise Tickets €8.

Spirit Store, George's Quay, Dundalk, 9.30pm Monday 20th September 2010

"The Gonzo Club, a collective of musicians, performance artists, writers and poets, founded by Philip Doherty, as seen at the Flat Lake Literary Festival and Electric Picnic. Expect a night of spellbinding poetry, prose and music."

Friday, 20 August 2010

Aine, Jim Moore NPWS, Sandra, Margaret.


Peter and Jim Moore rush to the aid of injured gull.



Jim and Peter untangle the gull.


Dead gull which had been tangled up with rescued gull.

Jim Moore, Divisional Manager with the NPWS visited the project site on Tuesday of this week.  He met with Peter Phillips, Aine Walsh, Sandra and myself who are the team who organise the Little Tern Conservation Project.  He was very interested in the project and discussed it with us at length.  He was particularly impressed with the huge volunteer effort that is such an important part of the project and he felt that much praise is due to our trusty band of volunteers.  We were delighted to meet Jim, it was thanks to the NPWS and their decision to fund us in 2007 that the project began at that time and they have continued to fund us since then. 


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