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Skerries News June 26th 2026
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Otter on tourUnless you’ve been living under a bush, possibly beside an otter, you will have heard of the Skerries Otter. The first recorded spotting was on Sunday night when Eimear O’Sullivan posted a video of him trotting along the Distributor Road past the Ballast Pit. The following day there were different sightings all over Skerries - the north beach, the south beach, Balbriggan Street, Thomas Hand Street, Strand Street, the Townparks pitches, Red Island and on and on. In fact, so many photos and videos were posted that Skerries resident, Niall Keady, actually set up a Skerries Otter Tracker with a form to fill out with details of sightings.It was presumed that the otter was in some distress as it is so unusual for an otter to be running around the main streets of Skerries in broad daylight. It was also obvious in the photos that he had problems with his eyes.Finally the otter was cornered in Hoar Rock. As soon as the news got out people gathered to help. It was about 8.30pm on Monday June 22.Cate Monaghan who lives in Hoar Rock told Skerries News, “I was following it all day on Skerries Connected. And it was still going on, so I said to Gareth (Cate’s husband) “Come on we’re going to go catch an otter” and we walked outside the house and he was literally, right outside the house! We really thought ‘that poor thing is going to get run over if someone doesn’t capture it soon’, - so we got out the cat crate and a big towel.”Sandra O’Sullivan was also following the story and herself and her husband Michael, set off to help with a net and blanket they use for rescuing injured seagulls.The otter was caught, caged, fed, and driven off in a car to go to the Kildare Wildlife Centre but, unbelievably, escaped the cage and the car and was on the loose again near Barnageeragh Beach a couple of hours later. More sightings are starting to come in now.READ FULL STORY IN THE CURRENT EDITIONPhotos by Sandra O'Sullivan, Alan Daly, Lesley Harris, Skerries Town FC, Eimear O'Sullivan, Ruth McIlroy and Emma Gavinskerriesnews.ie/product/june26th26/A huge thankyou to everyone who subscribes. It means so much to us.It's just €20 for 24 editions sent directly to your inbox every second Friday. skerriesnews.ie/subscribe/ #skerries ... See MoreSee Less

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