The leaves of the hedge woundwort when crushed or bruised, give off an unpleasant fetid smell
19/09/2019
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19/09/2019
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The leaves of the hedge woundwort when crushed or bruised, give off an unpleasant fetid smell
House martins feed at a higher altitude than swallows, so the two species do not compete with each other
Local photographer M.R.J Hine snapped this sparrowhawk last weekend. The birds are very active this time of year preparing for winter
A number of jellyfish inhabit Irish waters including this dangerous lion’s mane jellyfish
The River Ara wildlife festival takes place the weekend of August 23-24
This peacock butterfly, snapped by photographer Claire Waters, has four false eyes on its body which it uses to scare away predators like birds
Capturing creatures in Curraghchase
The natural garden at Rossa Villas
The house martin like its cousin the swallow makes an epic journey every summer from Africa to Europe. Abigail pictured with little Hope
The common carder bee is one of our most common bumblebee species in Ireland
Aphids survive by sucking sap from plants
The carder queen bumblebee is buzzing with activity at this time of year
That time of year: Swallows love well protected spots for their nests
The massive hawk moth is Ireland's largest variety of moth
The orange tip butterfly: Butterfly populations are down by almost 40%
Some of the group in Westbury during the nature walk
Ivan with the budding environmentalists
Learning about nature at UL
Stay away: The flowers of the cuckoo-pint are poisonous
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The popular Old Bake House Restaurant in Bruff
Ger McGurk pictured feeding his baby, the late Dion
Judge Marian O'Leary imposed a custodial sentence but said to the defendant "I hope you get the help you need"
Irish Cement's factory in Mungret
Gardai say the culprit found a key to the house in the woman's car which was unlocked
Limerick Courthouse, Mulgrave Street
Sean Russell in action for Limerick FC
Sean O'Connell, secretary of the Limerick Beef Plan Movement, pointed out the discrepancy
Newcastle West Court heard the defendant paid €2,000 in restitution for the damage
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