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#DalkeyLobsterFestival @dalkeylobster @dlr.tourism

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Dalkey, Ireland

  • A little look behind the scenes of last year’s incredible Dalkey Lobster Festival… 🦞✨

    From the early morning preparations to the buzz on the streets, it’s all worth it to create an unforgettable weekend in Dalkey.

    And the best part? We’re doing it all again! 🙌

    📍 Save the date: 22nd & 23rd August
    We can’t wait to welcome you back for another weekend of amazing food, live entertainment, family fun and, of course, plenty of lobster! 🦞❤️

    @dlr.tourism
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The Seal Whisperer by Michael Cullen. Sunday Miscellany @RTERadio1 on Sunday 4th May. Listen back https://www.rte.ie/radio/radio1/clips/22510203/

The story is about the seal community that inhabits the coastline from Scotsman’s Bay, the Forty Foot and down towards Bulloch harbour. Local swimmer Mark Leslie of Castle Leslie fame knows the seals and their characteristics. He swims with them and even has names for them. However the Seal Whisperer also has words of warning for swimmers and advises them to keep a safe distance. After all seals are wild animals and the sea is their native terittory.

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The Seal Whisperer by Michael Cullen. Sunday Miscellany @RTERadio1 on Sunday 4th May. Listen back https://www.rte.ie/radio/radio1/clips/22510203/

The story is about the seal community that inhabits the coastline from Scotsman’s Bay, the Forty Foot and down towards Bulloch harbour. Local swimmer Mark Leslie of Castle Leslie fame knows the seals and their characteristics. He swims with them and even has names for them. However the Seal Whisperer also has words of warning for swimmers and advises them to keep a safe distance. After all seals are wild animals and the sea is their native terittory.