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A survey conducted by the Charities Regulator and Amárach Research to benchmark attitudes amongst the charity sector.
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Sightings of butterflies in Northern Ireland
Geographic Coverage: Northern Ireland
Temporal Coverage: 1982 to present
Species Groups recorded: insect - butterfly
Dataset Status: Complete
Additional Information: https://butterfly-conservation.org/in-your-area/northern-ireland-bran
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Spatial distribution of Natterjack Toads in Ireland
Geographic Coverage: Island of Ireland
Temporal Coverage: 2010 - present
Species Groups recorded: amphibian
Dataset Status: Ongoing
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A complete database for the Ephemeroptera of Ireland
Geographic Coverage: The island of Ireland
Temporal Coverage: 1850 - 2022
Species Groups recorded: insect - mayfly (Ephemeroptera
Dataset Status: Complete and published
Additional Information: Kelly-Quinn, M. and Bracken, J.J.
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The distribution of Hazel Dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) in Ireland
Geographic Coverage: The island of Ireland
Temporal Coverage: 2010-2014
Species Groups recorded: terrestrial mammal
Dataset Status: Complete. Majority of records have been published.
Additional Information:
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This dataset displays the UNESCO World Heritage sites and Geoparks across the island of Ireland.
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Spatial distribution of records of longhorn beetles.
Geographic Coverage: Island of Ireland
Temporal Coverage: 2006-2022
Species Groups recorded: insect - beetle (Coleoptera)
Additional Information: http://pollinators.biodiversityireland.ie/
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Spatial distribution of records of carrion beetles
Geographic Coverage: The island of Ireland
Temporal Coverage: 1825 to 2022
Species Groups recorded: insect - beetle (Coleoptera)
Dataset Status: Complete up to December 2021
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The role of the Irish Walled Towns Network (IWTN) is to unite and co-ordinate the strategic efforts of local authorities involved in the management, conservation and enhancement of historic walled towns in Ireland, both North and South, with the main objective to ensure that thes
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Moth records collated from a variety of sources
Geographic Coverage: The island of Ireland
Temporal Coverage: 2007 to present
Species Groups recorded: insect - moth
Dataset Status: Ongoing
Additional Information: http://www.mothsireland.com/
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Fleas
Geographic Coverage: Island of Ireland
Temporal Coverage: 1892-2006
Species Groups recorded: insect - flea (Siphonaptera)
Dataset Status: Approximately 100 records outstanding and awaiting clarification
Additional Information: A list of all the publication references is ava
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Irish harvestmen
Geographic Coverage: Island of Ireland
Temporal Coverage: 1983-2004
Species Groups recorded: harvestman (Opiliones)
Dataset Status: Complete
Additional Information: Cawley, M. 2002. A review of the Irish harvestmen (Arachnida: Opiliones). Bulletin of the Irish Bi
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This dataset displays locational information for all Ireland’s known Sheela-na-Gigs. It provides National Monuments Service descriptions for each where available. It maps original and present locations (as of March 2017) for each. It was created using publically available Nationa
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With support from the National Parks and Wildlife Service, the National Museum and Galleries of Northern Ireland appointed contractors to conduct surveys of wild orchid populations in Ireland as part of the Orchid Ireland project. The focus of the project in 2014 was on the recor
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University College Dublin Plecoptera (stonefly) Dataset
Geographic Coverage: Island of Ireland
Temporal Coverage: 1900-2022
Species Groups recorded: insect - stonefly (Plecoptera)
Dataset Status: Complete for the years shown
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Mosquitoes
Geographic Coverage: Island of Ireland
Temporal Coverage: 1823-1991
Species Groups recorded: insect - true fly (Diptera)
Dataset Status: Complete
Additional Information: P.Ashe, J.P. O'Connor and R.J. Casey (1991). Proc. Royal Ir. Acad., Vol 91B, No 2: 21-36. Three rec
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