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Exciting scenes yesterday in Rinville, Co Galway with an extremely rare #angelshark sighted by a local kayaking group, in the shores surrounding the Marine Institute HQ! We are delighted to have confirmed the sighting of one of the rarest sharks in Europe. Ronan Breathnach and Colm O’Loan @irishcharcoal are... show more

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