Fire crews in County Kerry, aided by the Air Corps, are continuing to address “hazardous hotspots” six days after a significant blaze erupted in Killarney National Park. National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) staff are collaborating with emergency services in an ongoing operation to fully contain the fire. The efforts focus on suppressing remaining areas of combustion that pose a continuing risk. While the main fire is under control, these hotspots require sustained attention to prevent re-ignition, particularly given dry conditions. The scale of the operation highlights the challenges of managing wildfires in vulnerable ecosystems. Authorities have not yet determined the cause of the initial blaze, but investigations are underway. Containment focuses on ensuring public and environmental safety within the park.