Seal Release on Bull Island on
28th November 2001

The seal that just wouldn't go home.

19th November 2001- Flubber

Flubber goes home with the help of the Irish Navy

Cara & Louise return to Ballisodare in Sligo to be released.

All Hallow's Day & Bonnie & Gráinne are released from Bull Island

Rosslare Strand 29th October 2001

The release of Farmer Dave & Fagan

Peadar, rescued by local shopkeeper, John Cooke, was nursed back to health by Our Organization and it was now time for the release.

For the last 12 months, Our Organization has been following an adult bull seal all along the east coast of the country from Co. Louth to Co. Wexford. This is a relatively tame seal that has come up on public beaches without fear of humans. About 4 months ago, Kevin McCormack of Our Organization managed to mark the seal with pink marker along its flank in a "Z" design. Hence, the locals along the east coast who have spotted him have christened him, "The Pink Zorro".

Three seals, Ciarбn, Liam and Tуmas, that have been at Our Organization for three months now are ready to go home, under the watchful eyes of the enthusiasts that attended and a film crew from the National Geographic Channel !

After 14 years, we arrive at our 100th release, the largest yet. We release 5 seals from Cullenstown county Wexford.

Bran has been released on the 27th of June 1999 near Dublin. Special about this release was that Bran has had a Satellite Tag attached to his neck. There has been no signal received since the 11th July 1999.