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In pictures: Minister blames 'human activity' for Killarney National Park wildfire

In pictures: Minister blames 'human activity' for Killarney National Park wildfire
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A wildfire at Killarney National Park in Ireland has been attributed to human activity, specifically the use of disposable barbecues during a heatwave. Firefighters successfully contained the blaze, which damaged 15 hectares of land.

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The incident highlights the growing environmental risks posed by human negligence in protected areas during extreme weather events.

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Wed, 15 Jul, 2026 - 08:53 Manon Gilbart       Biodiversity minister Christopher O’Sullivan has blamed "human activity" for the outbreak of a wildfire yesterday evening at Killarney National Park .

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