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News
Fri24th Aug 2012 | 2011 White Tag Re-sighted oof Coll, Scotland A white tag deployed off the coats of Inishowen, Co. Donegal has been captured by dive photographer Mark Harding of www.eyemocean.comoff the Isle of Coll, Scotland. The tag was recorded on video on the 4thof July 2012 can not be a 2012… |  |
Tue21st Aug 2012 | Colm doesn’t Cille the Glengad named shark from the IDP funded Monster Munch project has reported its position on August 20thoff the coast of Co. Clare. The juvenile 4m long shark with distinctive vertical white scared lines on its dorsal fin was tagged early in the morning of August… |  |
Tue14th Aug 2012 | Green Marine is the first Monster Munch shark to report its position with other sharks reporting depth and temperature readings via satellite in recent days. Green Marine has moved just 10 miles between the 8thof August and 12thof August indicating that there is good feeding in the sea area North… |  |
Tue14th Aug 2012 | A neighbouring basking shark project based in the Hebrides on the west coast of Scotland is currently tracking a shark through Inishowen waters and along the north Irish coast. ‘Cailleach’is the sharks name who has confirmed previous discoveries by Irish visual tag recordings of shark movements north and now south… |  |
Tue14th Aug 2012 | After many months of determined effort all five tags from the Monster Munch Project have been deployed in Inishowen Waters. Colm doesn’t Cill, Bunagee Beauty and Green Marine were all deployed off Malin head within the last week. The Inishowen Development Partnership funded programme a first of its kind strove… |  |
Wed1st Aug 2012 | August 2012 Recent shark sightings reports around the Inishowen coast have resulted in two of the Monster Munch Project sharks been tagged off Malin head in recent days. Iascagáin a small 2-3m shark was sighted north of Malin head and tagged in double quick time. Small sharks are notoriously difficult to… |  |
- Inishowen has 20 new Coastal Explorers!
- Coastal Explorers Recruits
- Outreach Consultation Process Launched
- New Research Collaberation with UC Davis
- Group Activity Update
- New Trans - Atlantic Record
- Washout, Windout
- 3 Miles in 3 years
- Twilight Tag Hunter
- Slime Sunday
- Dr. Hammerhead Lecture Tour
- Late Arrivals
- Shark Week
- Where Are They?
- Community Consultation Feedback
- Legal Protection for Basking Sharks in Irish Coastal Waters
- RTE Feature Blaskets Influx
- Basking in the Blaskets
- Slea Head Bloom
- Public Consultation
- RTE Living the Wildlife
- Discovery Channel to Film off Malin
- Foyle II Heads South
- Malin Head Ocean Literacy
- Shark Camp Message
- Shark Camp Update
- Shark Camp Begins
- Dutch Documentary
- Basking Fest
- Shark Camp Extended
- Shark Camp 2013 Launched
- Foyle and Koisan Deployed
- Migration Conundrum
- Shark Spotting
- Sligo Shark Fest
- Sharks Hit West Coast
- Bunagee Beauty Tag found
- North or South?
- Banba Seeks Winter Sun
- Green Marine Checks Out
- Green Marine in Irish Sea
- Bunagee in Hebrides
- 2011 Tag Resighted
- Colm heads to Clare
- Green Marine Reports In
- Scottish Shark Moves South
- Tags All At Sea
- Banba’s Away …
- Shark Time!
- Night at the Museum
- All Aboard Surveys
- Ready or Not
- Blasket Bloom
- Monster Munching
- Inshore Sightings Begin
- Kerry Basking Shark Project Report 2011
- First Basking Shark Sighting of 2012
- Ted Talk Goes Global
- Shark Talk
- Well Ray!
- Monster Munch Begins
- About Monster Munch Project
- Tour Operator Guidelines
- Mickey Washed Ashore
- BBC2 feature shark project
- Political Sharks Unite
- Interview with a Shark
- Sharks indicate ocean change
- Leviathans on the move !
- Baskers in the Kingdom
- Tory story
- Stranded shark sculptured
- Basking sharks aplenty in the Kingdom
- Marine feast off Malin
- Early 2011 sightings
- Funding secured for depth charge project
- Seamans club to host talk
- Tag 78365 found on Orkney
- Ocean health monitored by Irish Basking Shark Research
- Second tagged shark re-sighted in Scotland
- Satellite tag pop off
- Re-sighting of tagged shark from Scotland
- Early Re-sightings
- Shark Team Survey RIB
- Tag Team !
- The Sharks are Back
- Shark Catch !
- Basking Shark Research on RTE Player
- You Can Contribute !
- Wild Migrations
- Shark Slime !
- Shark Divers !
- The Law Cannot Restore Life To A Dead Shark
- Irish Shark Hunters Gather
- Selling Basking Shark Meat is Illegal
- First Irish Basking shark seminar
- Reward for finding Basking shark tag
- Basking sharks return !
- 100th Basking shark tagged this season
- First Irish Basking shark satellite tags deployed
- Tagged shark sighted off Tiree, Scotland
- Sharks Fly off Malin Head
