Multi award-winning attraction for all the family – excitement, fun and lots of photo opportunities. Ireland’s oldest Bird of Prey Centre offers close-up experiences. During the highly entertaining and interactive Bird Shows, you can experience Eagles, Hawks, Falcons, Vultures and Owls some with a 3-metre wingspan swooping right over your head, or landing next to you. Some of them even allow you to touch them – bus ask one of the bird’s trainers first! You might even have the chance of a bird landing on your hand.
Enjoy guided tours, take a walk through parklands, see birds in aviaries, and cuddle animals in the petting zoo. Interactive bird shows start at 10:30 & 14:30 daily and, in case of rain, the show is available in an indoor arena.
TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Award Winner for 8 years in a row.
On TripAdvisor, Eagles Flying was chosen one of the 10% most liked visitor attractions world-wide.
Open Daily April 1 to November 7
Daily 10:30-12:30h & 14:30-16:30h
Two shows daily, see website for details
Coming on the N4 from DUBLIN or SLIGO you take the N17 towards Galway at Toberbride roundabout. After having passed through Ballinacarrow, take the first official road to the left – according to the sign. Facing the white gates of Temple House turn left towards Ballymote. The next road to the left will take you to our entrance (on the right hand side).
Driving on the N17 from GALWAY towards Sligo, you will pass through Tubbercurry. About 6 km after having passed Achonry Creamery (Connacht Gold) you will drive along the old walls of Temple House demesne on the right hand side. The first road to the right (signposted for Eagles Flying) will lead you past the white gates of Temple House. Keep on driving straight ahead. The next road to the left will take you to our entrance (on the right hand side).
Contact
Eagles Flying Irish Raptor Research Centre
Ballymote, Co. Sligo, Ireland
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