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AMPHIBIOUS PREDATORS - IRELAND

AMPHIBIOUS PREDATORS

IRELAND

A Discovery Science Special (PsyDiscovery) 

I have been reading a few books lately, one in particular, the 506 pg: Irish Aquatic Monsters. I have been able to map some dire locations that I believe might be the places to investigate. This investigation would be neccessary to proove the existence of dragons in Irish lakes. I have invented a documentary series for TV; it would be titled: Amphibious Predators or Amphibious Monsters.

How might the general public react to this? Like “Finding Bigfoot”, “Mountain Monsters” and "Alaska Monsters" instead we would have “Amphibious Monsters: Ireland”, a real show about Loch Ness monsters. Why?.. Some people would be shocked, horrified or even angry if Discovery Channel started airing this, just like the reaction to a Bigfoot show, Loch ness documentary, Aliens and UFO’s, ghosts everything within the paranormal.

Because I think Ireland is the best place to start a study into the reports of the Loch Ness monster. 2. There are facts that suggest Ireland is the home of this cryptid. A water-horse or kelpie that made its own home here.

3. That loughs like Doo Lough in Mayo might be better places to find the proof of its existence.

There were very few copies of the book: Irish Aquatic Monsters by the two authors Rob Cornes and Gary Cunningham. I was able to purchase one of the last copies from Amazon. It is a very detailed text separated into 4 different provinces including Achill Island and Connemara, containing everything from small monster eels to enormous dragons.

We would need a crew:

CAMERAS: Me and my camera, thermal equipment, underwater equipment, nightvision equipment

VEHICLES: three

VOLUNTEERS & REFERENCES:

Could come from anywhere, a small crew created from volunteers from different bureaus including:

Loch Ness Investigation Bureau

NFC - http:\\www.duchas.ie\en\cbes

The Irish Herpetological Society

Shuker Nature

PsychicDisclosure

Dick Raynor

Various Conservation Societies and Animal Activist Groups

Thats not the difficult part of it. The difficult part of it would be getting a sponsor from Discovery Channel. They would have to pay each camera-man and crew member (excluding myself) a salary and would have to pay $$$ for accomodation, accomodation/hotels/hostels. A small camera crew would still need large expenses for whatever vans or jeeps we are going to use.

I am excused from this list because I am in it solely to proove that the Loch Ness monster does exist, and that Bigfoot exists in Ireland. There are organizations in Ireland that might offer support. Discovery would have to sponsor this: “Amphibious Predators is a documentary series on Discovery Channel. It premiered on November 11^th…” 

So if you are wondering, yes this is a gigantic tour of Ireland, the depth of the research is immense and the amount of attention to detail is almost overbearing. We put a lot of work into this idea. Something that might never of been attempted before.

This is a gigantic tour. Of Ireland. KMZ. FILE HERE

 

No. Overall	No. in Season	"Drumshallon"	November 11, 2019
1	1	Drumshallon, Louth - Bunyip eels
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Mid-East Migration"	November 11, 2019
2	2	Ballyhoe Lough, Meath/Monaghan/Louth - Water-horse Nadreegeel Loughs, Cavan - Water-horse Teevurcher Lough, Cavan/Meath - Water-horse
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Orienteering for Treasure (Special)"	November 18, 2019
3	3	Drewstown House, Meath - One-eyed creature Mullagh Lough, Cavan - Treasure-guarding serpent (6ft in length)
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Mid-East Migration - Part 2"	November 25, 2019
4	4	Whitewood Lake, Meath - Nessie (100 yards in length) Ervey Lough, Meath/Cavan - Nessie Drumate Lough, Monaghan - Nessie (15ft in length, Aug 1944 experience)
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Looking for Lochie"	December 2, 2019
5	5	Cam Lough, Armagh - Lochie (June 2000 sighting)
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Waters of Waterford"	December 9, 2019
6	6	Counshingaun, Waterford - Nessie  Coumalocha, Waterford - Dragon
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Enormous Creature"	December 16, 2019
7	7	Lough Owel, Westmeath - Monster
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Mermaid Special"	December 23, 2019
8	8	Lough Gowna, Longford/Cavan - Mermaids and monsters Lough Sheelin, Cavan - Mermaids and monsters (1962 sighting)
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Lough Neagh"	December 30, 2019
9	9	Lough Neagh, Derry - The team sail 16.5 miles from Kinnego to Ballyronan to investigate ‘The Thing’ or ‘Pooka’ a 40-60ft long cryptid. The team also investigate the Lennymore Bay area.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Lough Ree"	January 6, 2020
10	10	Lough Ree, Westmeath/Roscommon/Longford - Nessie (6ft in length)
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Killashandra"	January 13, 2020
11	11	Lough Oughter, Cavan - Water-horses Lough Putiaghan, Cavan - Unknown (8ft in length, 1971 encounter)
No. Overall	No. in Season	"The Erne Waterway"	January 20, 2020
12	12	River Finn, Fermanagh - Nessie (June, 1910 report)
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Orienteering for Treasure (Special) - Part 2"	January 27, 2020
13	13	Brackley Lake, Cavan North - Is Brackley Lake, Quilcia Lake? The team decide. Fort Lough, Leitrim South - Nessie mutation Drumshanbo, Leitrim South - Mysterious animal or Ribbon-seal? The team investigate. Black Lough, Leitrim North - Treasure-guarding monstrous eel.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Lough Derg"	February 10, 2020
14	14	Lough Derg (Clare) is the second biggest lake in the Republic of Ireland. This lake has a milestone of 4 sightings of a Beastie in Irish lakes.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Lough Graney"	February 17, 2020
15	15	There are 2 famous encounters with a cryptid in this lake. The team travel to Clare to find out if the rumour is true: ‘Monster seen in the lake every 7 years’.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Lough Aclaureen"	February 17, 2020
16	16	It is believed that Castlegrove Lake in County Galway has a Loch Ness Monster.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Clare Lakes Treasure Special"	February 24, 2020
17	17	Cappafean Lough, Clare - The team travel to Ennis and visit the small town of Crusheen to investigate an eel in the waters of Inchicronan. Near this lake is a hillock called "Crogan an Piobaire" where the eel is said to guard gold. Lough Cullaun, Clare - Anthony Doc Shiels sighting
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Lakes of Munster, Part 1 (Treasure Special)"	March 3, 2020
18	18	Gouganebarra Lake, Cork - lu (great enchanted eel) Drombrow Lake, Cork - Coastal lake holds reports of great dragons, water-horses and monsters. Lough Aderry, Cork - The team go looking for gold in Lough Aderry, County Cork.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Lakes of Munster, Part 2"	March 10, 2020
19	19	This is one of the most extreme explorations that the team take in the series. In this 2-part long episode they visit: Dun Lough, Cork - A dangerous and almost inaccessible sea loch. Lough Hyne, Cork - They investigate stories of old told at this haunted sea loch. Glen Lough, Cork - The search for Nessie in Munster continues.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Lakes of Munster, Part 3 & 4"	March 17, 2020
20	20	Lough Brin, Kerry - The Search for ‘Bran’ Lough Beg, Kerry - The Search for ‘Bran’ Lough Fadda, Kerry - Lough Fadda creature (1975 sighting) Lackagh Lake, Killarney, Kerry - Lough Lackagh creature Lough Looscaunagh, Killarney, Kerry - The team investigate a monster sighting from Feb 1963.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Wurrums Special"	March 24, 2020
21	21	Cloon Lough, Kerry - The team investigate the history of ‘strange holes’ found in this part of the Kerry mountains.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Western Water, Part 1 (Dobhar-chu Special)"	March 31, 2020
22	22	Lough Carra, Mayo - Kap meets up with an old friend and they venture to Lough Carra to investigate a 1969 sighting of Nessie. Lough Mask, Mayo - This lough has been compared to Lough Ness, Scotland. Kap investigates rumours of Irish-water-crocodiles in the lakes. Lionel Leslie’s  'Monster Reported in Irish Waters' is also covered.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Western Water, Part 2 (Dobhar-chu Special)"	April 7, 2020
23	23	The team sail from Kilrush Town to Scattery Island to investigate the regular sightings of an amphibious predator that may be the legendary Catach dragon. Loophouse Lighthouse (Fodera) - The team also travel to Fodera to ask locals and workers at the lighthouse about an extroadinary monster which can be seen regularly from it. Lough Corrib, Mayo is home to an aughisky.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Western Water, Part 3"	April 14, 2020
24	24	Loch Pibrum, Galway - Nessie (40ft in length) Lisdoonvarna Caves, Clare - The team travel to the Cliffs of Moher to find evidence of a terrifying monster seen in the caves every 2 years. Large Cave, Clare - Newspaper Story from 1923 ‘Adventure in the Cave’.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Western Water, Part 4"	April 21, 2020
25	25	Doo Lough, Mayo - "This is the best body of water in Ireland to find true evidence of a LNM type crytid/dinosaur surviving in Irish lakes". - Kap The team take samples of water, soil and sediment.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Western Water, Part 5"	April 28, 2020
26	26	Lough Conn, Mayo - Nessie mammal (50ft in length, 1967 sighting)
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Swamp of the Dogs"	May 5, 2020
27	27	Carrowmore Lake, Mayo - Monstrous eels (15ft in length) Possible hoax.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Season Finale"	May 12, 2020
28	28	The massive 27 episode long Season 1 ends with a Water-horse episode in County Sligo. The announcement of what will feature in Season 2 (2022) is also discussed in this episode.
No. Overall	No. in Season	"Bonus - Achill Island"	May 19, 2020
29	29	THE ACHILL ISLAND SPECIAL is only available on Blu-Ray DVD. It features: 1968 investigations; John Cooney, Michael McNulty, Gay Dever, Glendarry Lake depth, Does Sraheens Lough have an underwater cave?