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Helicopters en route as Kerry fire crews battle large wildfire at Killarney National Park

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Anne Lucey
Helicopters en route as Kerry fire crews battle large wildfire at Killarney National Park
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Fire crews in County Kerry, Ireland, are battling a large wildfire in Killarney National Park, with helicopters deployed to protect historic oakwoods. Authorities have closed the N71 road and advised the public to avoid the area due to high winds and fire risk.

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Wildfires pose a significant threat to biodiversity and protected natural heritage sites, requiring urgent emergency management.

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Several fire service units from Killarney and surrounding towns in Co Kerry are battling a large wildfire in the Five Mile Bridge/Moll’s Gap area of the Killarney National Park.

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