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Bats won't stand in way of Offaly eyesore's demolition

THE presence of bats won't stand between Offaly County Council and the long awaited demolition of the old Tesco store in Edenderry town centre. The revelation that there are bats in the building came at the meeting of the council where the final ...

22 Oct 2020 at 13:33

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Offaly village to explode into thousands of colours

We may be in winter but Spring 2021 looks set to be very colourful in an Offaly village thanks to the efforts of the Irish Wildlife Trust Laois Offaly branch. To increase habitat for pollinators in early spring, the local Wildlife Trust branch ...

11 Nov 2020 at 11:56

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Irish Wildlife Trust searching for lizards in Offaly

Ireland is home to two lizard species and this spring the Irish Wildlife Trust is calling on wildlife enthusiasts to volunteer as citizen scientists and go lizard spotting in Offaly. The IWT National Reptile Survey needs volunteers right ...

16 Mar 2017 at 13:18

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Feed me please Tony!

OFFALY farmer and inventor Tony Bergin shows he's a dab hand at taming and feeding wild animals as well as looking after the domesticated variety. Tony, who won the National Inventions Award at last year's Tullamore Show and AIB ...

13 May 2020 at 11:11

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Former Offaly hurler tames and feeds fox during lockdown

Offaly farmer and inventor Tony Bergin shows he's a dab hand at taming and feeding wild animals as well as looking after the domesticated variety. Tony, who won the National Inventions Award at last year's Tullamore Show and ...

13 May 2020 at 13:18

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