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Monday October 01, 2007 01:59

by JM

Rossport

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Bottlenose dolphins resident in the area

A group of bottlenose dolphins have been sighted all this week in Broadhaven Bay, North Mayo.

Broadhaven Bay and Erris Head

Broadhaven Bay and Erris Head

The group, today estimated to be around 15-20 in number, were seen just off Rinroe Point overlooking the Bay, among them a number of juveniles including very young calves. The distinctive markings on some of the adult's dorsal fins appear to identify the group as regulars in these waters over the past few years, and along with the young would suggest they may be resident in the area.

Broadhaven Bay is designated as a Special Area of Conservation, and has also recently been included in the new list of important shellfish areas by Green Party Minister Eamon Ryan. Many local people hope the Minister continues his interest in the Erris environment when deciding the fate of Shell's controversial Corrib gas project, which is planning to discharge waste from the proposed reinery into the Bay.

This week's other sightings included a similar number of dolphins at Glengad, near the approach to Sruth Fada Conn, the estuary identified as Shell's preferred location for the first of a series of production pipelines to Bellanaboy.

The presence of this dolphin group highlights the pristine quality of the local waters, and is a reminder of the great potential for clean, green eco-tourism in North Mayo.

View from Rinroe

Today's location off Rinroe

Bottlenose group including young

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Comments (14 of 14)

#	Title	Author	Date
1	Seals on Glengad beach	Camper R	Mon Oct 01, 2007 15:40
2	wow! beautiful images!	Ray	Mon Oct 01, 2007 22:12
3	PR	pete	Mon Oct 01, 2007 22:21
4	Simon Berrow IWDG, Where are you???	Maura Harrington	Mon Oct 01, 2007 23:06
5	SHELL AND IWDG	TX	Tue Oct 02, 2007 00:16
6	What's going on	MacE	Tue Oct 02, 2007 13:58
7	marvellous	chrissie	Tue Oct 02, 2007 19:54
8	IWDG answers	jd	Tue Oct 02, 2007 21:45
9	Produced WATER ?	Eamonn O'Coilea'in	Thu Oct 04, 2007 08:37
10	Response	ness	Thu Oct 11, 2007 11:01
11	more questions	jd	Thu Oct 11, 2007 12:32
12	Give us a break... using dolphins to fight shell	Vinny Hyland	Mon Oct 15, 2007 16:34
13	Let nature take its course	wal	Mon Oct 15, 2007 18:00
14	Marine Reserve	Adam M (eco-newbie)	Tue Oct 16, 2007 11:13

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