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Killarney National Park to get new bylaws to fine people starting fires and leaving dogs off leash (opens the original)
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New bylaws are to be introduced at Killarney National Park to help wildlife rangers to tackle those starting fires, as well as people leaving dogs off leash, according to biodiversity and nature minister Christopher O’Sullivan. In recent weeks a fire broke out at the Five-Mile-Bridge area of the park, most likely started by a disposable barbecue. Some 2,000 hectares or one fifth of the park was also destroyed in April 2021. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be th
Giant rhubarb scourge 'marching' through South Kerry (opens the original)
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The scourge that is giant rhubarb is marching onto the roads of south Kerry, joining the dreaded Japanese knotweed in plaguing the countryside, according to councillors in the area. Urgent action is needed in the south of the county, as Gunnera tinctoria, also known as Chilean or giant rhubarb, and Japanese Knotweed are becoming even more out of control, a meeting of the Kenmare Municipal District heard. Invasive species are particularly at home in south Kerry, it heard. Waterville-based council
Green light for biggest private housing development in Kenmare in 20 years (opens the original)
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Permission has been granted for the largest private housing development in Kenmare, Co Kerry, in two decades, but construction cannot begin until a deal is reached on connecting the scheme to the town's public water supply. An Coimisiún Pleanála has approved plans by OFSolutions for 85 homes, a pre-school, and associated works at The Parsonage, Bell Height, south of Kenmare town centre. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Six months of digital access for â¬18.50
Tralee reveals ‘Spirit of the Kerry Women’ statue honouring women of revolutionary period (opens the original)
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Kerry County Council has become the first local authority in the State to unveil a statue dedicated to the women of the revolutionary period from 1912 to 1923, following a cross-party motion brought forward by five female councillors three years ago. Standing 2.5m high in Tralee Town Park, beside the Ashe Memorial Hall, the bronze sculpture, Spirit of the Kerry Women (Spiorad Ban Chiarraí), depicts a woman striding forward while clutching the tricolour. Sculptor Elizabeth O'Kane, who won the com
Inquest returns verdict of accidental death on 14-year-old driver in Kerry (opens the original)
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The inquest into the death five years ago of the 14-year-old driver of a car being pursued by a garda van on Ross Road in Killarney has returned a verdict of accidental death. Contradictory evidence was heard in the inquest into Thomas Healy of the Gap of Dunloe. His best friend Alfie Barrett, aged 15 at the time, who was severely injured, said Thomas Healy had panicked after a garda van with its blue lights flashing had pursued them down Ross Road. The last thing Mr Barrett recalled was the gar
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