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A cuckoo which was tagged in Killarney last summer has arrived back in the national park.The three birds were tagged by the Cuckoo Tracking Project last May; wi...

While the cuckoo has been well-studied during the breeding season, very little is known about the routes they take once they head off on migration

KEITH Cronin makes the relatively short journey to Killarney this weekend for the Assess Ireland Rally of the Lakes that marks..

Reliance on parental contributions of €30m a year to avoid deficits ‘degrading’ for schools and families

These are the people and events that were making headlines in West Orange County's past.

Per capita, no other grazer matches goats for sheer ecosystem destroying capacity: globally, ecologists call them ‘desert makers’. But here, mobs in their hundreds are allowed to freely kill off native habitat in the Burren National Park

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Discover the proud heritage and quality genetics of Clunie Range Angus, admired across Queensland and the Northern Territory.

Members of Killarney Rotary Club will this Wednesday (May 1) gather in the Great Southern Hotel in Killarney for the launch of a book detailing the history the club.

Irish singer/songwriter tells Best Fit how his time as a singer in bars across New York and moving to Nashville were vital to his songwriting.