Follow Torc the cuckoo's 9000km journey from Killarney to the Congo! Plus, exclusive insights on Kerry's business rates and accessibility challenges in the region.
In a surprising turn of events, cuckoos from Killarney have embarked on their annual summer migration back to Ireland. One cuckoo, named Torc, caught everyone's attention as it was tracked over 9000km away from Killarney, near the Salonga National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Meanwhile, business owners in Kerry are facing a tough time, with 56% experiencing a reduction in rates. At a recent council meeting, Killarney Municipal District Councillor Maura Healy-Rae expressed her frustration, describing the situation as 'more than ironic'. Additionally, a Kerry County Councillor raised concerns about the lack of accessibility with Re-Turn machines, accusing the government of neglecting people with disabilities. Despite community support, Kerry County Council announced the unfortunate news that there are currently no available funds for a feasibility study for a public swimming pool in Killorglin. This setback has left locals disappointed, highlighting the ongoing challenges in the region's infrastructure development.
One cuckoo named Torc, was tracked over 9000km away from Killarney, near the Salonga National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
At the monthly meeting of the council, Killarney Municipal District Councillor Maura Healy-Rae described it is "more than ironic" that the government introduced ...
A Kerry County Councillor has accused the Government of once again forgetting about people with disabilities.
Kerry County Council has said that there are currently no funds available for a feasibility study for a public swimming pool in Killorglin.