The sand martins are back from Africa now and it seems to be a lottery whether they return to previously dug tunnels or ...

The groundbreaking study led by a professor at Maynooth University in Ireland found physical evidence of "Roman gladiatorial ...

A flash of white tail, a blur of russet fur dashing across the emerald fields—few sights capture the wild heart of Ireland ...

The actor unpacks how Coogler lured him onto 'Sinners' with the promise of traditional Irish dancing: "I was like, 'Say no more. Sign me up.'" By Lily Ford Jack O’Connell is venturing into ...

The crash, which involved a 4x4 vehicle towing a trailer with animals, occurred shortly after ... operated in conjunction with the Irish Air Corps, was also requested to attend the incident ...

Irish stoat. Picture: C Crowley / Crossing the Line ... are nearly as large as those in Britain". Both animals have long thin bodies and short legs. The stoat’s tail has a black tip.

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The Irish Mirror has contacted the Health and Safety ... about a quarter of non fatal accidents on farms are animal related. The semi-state authority says the greatest risk occurs when animals ...

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Thursday it plans to phase out animal testing requirements for biological products and drugs, instead moving toward alternative testing models such ...

in recent weeks the changed their policy and joined Stena Line and Irish Ferries in the transportation of live cattle to mainland Europe. The move sparked considerable anger among animal rights ...

What: In 1985, an Irish coal merchant discovers a dark secret at a convent whose sisters wield power over the town. Instead, he's done what any self-respecting Irishman with limited interest in ...

The snake, believed to be a red-tailed boa constrictor, is an exotic animal not native to Australia, and despite not being venomous, they pose a significant risk to the native wildlife.