Management at Dublin Zoo says 2020 has ended on a hopeful note, after a challenging year.
s ended on a hopeful note, after a challenging year.
A campaign to save the zoo has raised over €2.7 million, after it announced it was struggling to keep going during Covid-19 restrictions.
It costs €500,000 per month to run the zoo, even while it was closed to visitors.
Management say the funds raised have given the zoo a vital lifeline, and hope for 2021.
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