Kerry gem comes with large forest

If there was a time a squirrel could travel from one end of Ireland to the other without touching ground, it’s likely never to come again.

Strict rules governing forestry and environmental factors governing coniferous forestry in particular mean the squirrel would have to fly (an evolutionary prospect that might take time).

Forestry now comes in separate parcels only, and one of them is one the market at Barraduff, Killarney.

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