By order of King Puck, royals around the world are being invited to Kerry.

HAIL King Enda, master of all he surveys in the town by the Laune.

ONE of Ireland’s longest serving monarchs is preparing to retake his throne in Killorglin, Co Kerry, as the town prepares for its annual Puck Fair festival.

THEY say if you can last the full three days at Puck Fair you can get through anything, but the relentless craic at this year’s festival was enough to shake even seasoned fair-goers.

THE thought of holding age-old Puck Fair without the regal presence of a wild goat is unimaginable, but it could yet happen.

THE children of the Celtic Tiger are beginning to dictate trends at one of the country’s oldest horse fairs.

THE goat took a back seat as ponies and donkeys took centre stage at a busy day of trading at Puck Fair yesterday.

COLOURFUL Puck Fair, in Killorglin, Co Kerry, has a long-earned reputation for madcap acts and wild boozing, but it’s place where you can also learn how to behave yourself.

AGE-OLD Puck Fair has been described as an event where everyone acts the goat except the goat himself.