Breeding white-tailed eagle dies from suspected poisoning

First male white-tailed eagle to breed in Ireland in over a century found dead in Co Clare

While white-tailed eagles don’t often die from poisoning, a ‘disturbing’ increase in poisonings has been observed over the last three to five years.

Breeding white-tailed eagle dies from suspected poisoning

An investigation is under way following the death of one of Ireland's oldest breeding white-tailed eagles.

Investigation into possible poisoning of a white-tailed eagle - The Clare Herald

An investigation is underway following the discovery of one of Ireland’s oldest breeding white-tailed eagles, Caimin (Y) who was found dead in Clare last Saturday. Initial post mortem results from the Regional Veterinary Laboratory indicate a possible death from poisoning.  Caimin held territory at the Mountshannon nest site on Lough Derg for the past seventeen […] The post Investigation into possible poisoning of a white-tailed eagle appeared f…

Irish minister calls for co-operation in white-tailed eagle investigation

An investigation is underway following the discovery of one of Ireland’s oldest breeding white-tailed eagles, Caimin (Y) who was found dead in Clare last Saturday.

Public asked to help after suspected poisoning of Clare white-tailed eagle

An investigation is underway following the discovery of one of Ireland’s oldest breeding white-tailed eagles, Caimin Y, who was found dead in Clare last Saturday. Initial post mortem results from the Regional Veterinary Laboratory indicate a possible death from poisoning. Caimin was one of the first chicks to be released as part of an NPWS Reintroduction Programme and the National Parks and Wildlife Service is appealing to the public for informa…