The Fungie dolphin
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The Connemara horse
The Connemara horse is a world-famous pony breed from the west coast of Ireland in County Galway. This highly athletic breed is…
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Irish cob
The Irish Cob (also known as the Gypsy Vanner or Tinker) is a breed of Irish horse that is very popular worldwide.…
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Travelling with pets in Ireland
You're planning a trip to Ireland, but can't leave your furry friend behind? Don't panic: there are solutions for transporting your dog or cat to Ireland, whether by plane or ferry.
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The Irish hunter
The Irish Hunter is a cross between an Irish draught horse and an Irish thoroughbred. Gifted for hunting, this horse is a…
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The Irish Setter
The Irish Setter is a purebred dog native to Ireland. Easy to recognize with their chestnut- or white-colored coat, these are primarily…
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Irish Wolfhound
The Irish Wolfhound is an Irish sighthound. Unmistakable from other sighthounds, he's one of the biggest dogs in his class! A special…
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Irish red deer
Explore the fascinating world of the Irish red deer, an iconic symbol of Ireland. Discover its role in local culture and ecology!
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Ireland, an island without snakes… thanks to Saint Patrick?
Surprising but true: Ireland is one of the few regions in the world without snakes. A unique fact, with its own myths and scientific explanations!
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Are there sharks in Ireland?
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A killer whale in Dingle Bay, Ireland!
An orca was spotted this week in the waters of Dingle Bay (Co. Kerry) in Ireland. A first, which took place in…
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Travelling in Ireland with your dog
Discover our tips for travelling in Ireland with your dog! Administrative formalities, practicalities... Take your four-legged friend with you!
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Animals in Ireland
For animal lovers and pet owners, Ireland is quite an open country! It is easy to bring animals with you within the country (provided you stay for a few weeks, otherwise it’s not worth it).
Animals in Ireland
Many activities involving local animals!
Beyond that, Ireland is truly a land of horses! There are many equestrian centers where you can enjoy lovely rides atop your mount! Introductory courses may be offered, as well as training for more advanced levels.
Finally, Ireland is also a country of farms and agriculture! Don’t hesitate to visit a breeding farm! You can discover how the famous Irish sheep are raised there!
Moreover, you should enjoy the various zoos in the country: your little ones will be delighted!
