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Guillemots affected by oil spill being released back to sea

Even a small amount of oil means a bird loses its ability to retain heat, which can lead to hypothermia

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Numbers of oiled seabirds rises as source of pollution remains a mystery – The Irish Times

Guillemots and razorbills worst affected by oil as State and NGOs scramble to save birds

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See inside opulent €3 4 million Wicklow estate complete with equestrian facilities

Set on an 880-acre site that includes equestrian facilities, Clonmannon Estate in Ashford, Co Wicklow is the epitome of opulence.

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WindAction | Wind turbines thought to be leading cause of erosion

The South East Coastal Protection Alliance raised serious concerns over the rapid rate of erosion taking place at Brittas Bay beach during a presentation made to Wicklow Municipal District, citing the believed effect of wind turbines on tidal flows as a leading cause. Mick Higgins and William Hourie both addressed Monday’s meeting, stating that the targeted erosion along the south end of the beach would appear to indicate a major change in tidal flow.

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