Thursday, 13 August 2026

Mass dolphin stranding in Ireland

2026, August 12. Ireland, Trá na Feothanaí in west Kerry’s Corca Dhuibhne, Gaeltacht beach. A mass stranding of 21 common dolphins. A total of nine cetaceans (five calves and four adults) were already dead when responders arrived. Twelve dolphins were successfully refloated. 

Image: Massett Nick

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