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SUIR BLUEWAY’S BLACK SWANS

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A very rare sight awaited many a rambler who took to the Blueway over the past week.

Three jet black Swans with deep red beaks were spotted at a few locations along the River Suir from down as far as Carrick to close to Clonmel.

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Albert Nolan, Treasurer of the Tipperary Branch of Bird Watch Ireland, talks to Fran about the swans and how rare a sight is it to see them in Ireland.

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