Rté - Mooney Documentaries

The fourth documentary on the Special Olympics in Ireland.

A documentary about the incredible journey made by the Brent Geese from Canada to Ireland.

Dick Warner travels to west Kerry, one of the last habitats of the natterjack toad - He soon discovers that the toads are in a battle for survival - Is it too late? (Broadcast 1990)

The third documentary on the special olympics. Presented by Aonghus McAnally

The second documentary on the Special Olympic's produced by Derek Mooney

The first documentary on the Special Olympics produced by Derek Mooney

Produced and presented by Derek Mooney

Presented and produced by Derek Mooney

Thursday August 9th 2001 was a historic day for nature conservation in Ireland, when six Golden Eagle chicks were released to the wild at Glenveagh National Park in County Donegal. Presented by Dr. Richard Collins Produced by Derek Mooney

Presented by Derek MooneyProduced by Derek Mooney

Presented by Dr. Richard CollinsProduced by Derek Mooney

Ornithologist and author Eric Dempsey presents this second programme in the series.Produced by Derek Mooney

Terry Flanagan, who is a trained biologist and a regular contributor to the Mooney Goes Wild radio programme, presents the third programme in this series looking at the Jay. Produced by Derek Mooney

Presenter: Richard Collins Producer: Derek Mooney

Professor John O'Halloran is an ornithologist at UCC. John focusses on the Whooper swan, which is one of three species of swan that occur in Ireland along with the Mute Swan and the Bewick's swan. Produced by Derek Mooney

This programme is presented by UCD lecturer, Dr Richard Collins, who writes a weekly natural history column with the Irish Examiner as well as regularly contributing to the Mooney Goes Wild radio programme. Produced by Derek Mooney

In this documentary from the Mooney Goes Wild team, biologist and Secondary schoolteacher, Terry Flanagan looks at the life of our Fallow Deer. Produced by Derek Mooney

Ornithologist Jim Wilson, travels to Iceland in search of the black-tailed godwit. The black-tailed godwit is a large wading bird that breeds in Iceland. Produced by Derek Mooney

In the first of a series of wildlife documentaries called 'World Wide' presented by four Irish environmentalists, Eanna Ni Lamhna explores the rainforests of Costa Rica. Presented by Eanna Ní Lamhna Produced by Derek Mooney.

In this documentary from the Mooney Goes Wild team, naturalist and author, Eric Dempsey fulfils a lifelong ambition when he comes face to face with one of the world's most elusive creatures, the Wolf. Produced by Derek Mooney