Deep inside this native Irish woodland, untouched for over a hundred years, where squirrels, deer, badger, fox, stoat and birds dwell, this unique forest supports this elusive Pine Marten, known in the Irish language as “Cat Crainn,” the tree cat. Not liked by many for killing hens, yet in their natural environment, they are joyous to behold.
Deep inside this native Irish woodland, untouched for over a hundred years, where squirrels, deer, badger, fox, stoat and birds dwell, this unique forest supports this elusive Pine Marten, known in the Irish language as “Cat Crainn,” the tree cat. Not liked by many for killing hens, yet in their natural environment, they are joyous to behold.