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Fears fires could spread to Killarney National Park
Fire crews in counties Kerry and Cork have attended over 50 gorse fires in recent days.
Today (Wednesday) National Park and Wildlife Service (NPWS) Conservation Rangers, Sam Bayley and Danny O'Keeffe, Regional Manager, Killarney National Park, assessed the uplands of Killarney National Park - Cores Mountain.
There were fears that sections of woodlands in the Park could be destroyed after a large fire started as a controlled gorse fire in a designated area of special conservation.
Under Section 40 of the Wildlife Act, 1976 it is an offence to burn from today March 1 to August 31 in any year, any vegetation growing on any land not then cultivated.
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New sports kit presented to Knockaderry National School
Knockaderry Farranfore National School received a new set of football and basketball jerseys and shorts this week, sponsored by the Manor West Hotel in Tralee and produced by MFC Sports. […]





