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Bird tracked on migration from Africa to Europe including a long sea crossing

Tracker shows cuckoos 9,000km journey before landing in Kerry - 02 May 2024

After the huge success that was the 2023 Tralee Food Festival, one of the most popular and mouth-watering events of the year is back again later this month from Friday, May 17 to Sunday May 19.

One of the first Irish cuckoos to be tagged as part of a Cuckoo Tracking Project, has landed home in Killarney National Park

Bird tracked on migration from Africa to Europe including a long sea crossing

Councillors in Killarney Municipal District heard that there are 53 people aged 70 or over on Kerry County Council's one-bed housing list.Two of these are over...

There are have repeated calls this week for the former Kerry psychiatric hospital in the town of Killarney to be again used for housing. The site which has been lying idle since 2012 is the ideal location for housing according to local councillors who have long called for the building and the adjacent land to be used to solve the housing crisis in Killarney town.

Two people aged over 90 waiting for a house in Kerry - a fact that was described as ‘scandalous’ by Cllr Marie Moloney.

The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) has confirmed that Cuach KP, one of the first Irish cuckoos to be tagged as part of a Cuckoo Tracking Project, has landed home in Killarney National Park after a winter spent in the rainforests of the Congo Basin in Central Africa.