Ireland's white-tailed eagles went extinct due to human persecution, now the country has released 245 chicks in the wild about 100 years later

Once extinct in Ireland after decades of human persecution, the magnificent white-tailed eagle is soaring across the country's skies again. Since 2007, Ireland has released 245 young eagles as part of a long-running reintroduction programme, and the population is now breeding and expanding on its own.

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