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Sanctuaries for Wildlife And Havens of Peace – Lough Boora Parklands
Lough Boora Parklands to host Offaly Heritage Seminar ’09
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Over 150 Whooper swans have been spotted mid November '09, on the Noggus Bog flood, which qualifies as an internationally significant number.
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