Irish Wildlife Trust - Limerick Branch

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Irish Wildlife Trust - Limerick Branch Limerick Branch of the Irish Wildlife Trust. We acknowldge the support of Limerick City and County Council

The IWT is a conservation charity committed to raising awareness of Ireland’s rich natural heritage and protecting it for future generations.

Some images of our recent fungi foray to Mooghaun Fort in county clare.Irish Wildlife Trust Birdwatch Ireland Limerick B...
14/10/2026

Some images of our recent fungi foray to Mooghaun Fort in county clare.
Irish Wildlife Trust Birdwatch Ireland Limerick Branch Environment Awareness & Education Limerick City & County Council

Participant enjoying the opportunity to explore the salt marshes around Ringmoylan as part of Heritage Week 2026.
16/08/2026

Participant enjoying the opportunity to explore the salt marshes around Ringmoylan as part of Heritage Week 2026.

One of our members spotted this gorgeous tree bumble bee in west limerick. Tree bumblebees is irelands newest bumble be...
05/08/2026

One of our members spotted this gorgeous tree bumble bee in west limerick. Tree bumblebees is irelands newest bumble bee species. It was first spotted in ireland in 2017.

We had a lovely event at Griston Bog. Over 40 people attended toto learn more about dragon flies and damsel flies
15/06/2026

We had a lovely event at Griston Bog. Over 40 people attended toto learn more about dragon flies and damsel flies

The Limerick Branch of the Irish Wildlife Trust are hosting two events in Curraghchase Forest Park on Saturday 16th May ...
10/05/2026

The Limerick Branch of the Irish Wildlife Trust are hosting two events in Curraghchase Forest Park on Saturday 16th May 2026 from 11.00-13.00, in association with Kilcornan Tidy Towns.

Attendance is free and no booking is required.

A Hunt for Dragonflies at the Lake

Learn about the fascinating life cycle of dragonflies while getting up close to a few different species

A Tour of the Arboretum

Explore the extensive collection of trees from around the world and keep an eye out for rare wildflowers

One of our members near Kilfinane took this lovely picture of an earwig pollinating a Marsh Marigold today.If you look a...
28/04/2026

One of our members near Kilfinane took this lovely picture of an earwig pollinating a Marsh Marigold today.

If you look at it closely you can see that its pincer are curved. This means it mostly like a male.

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