Skip to content
  • Facebook
Search
  • Home
  • Nest Box & Nest Site Advice
  • Rehabilitation
  • Information By County
    • County Carlow
    • County Dublin
    • County Galway
    • County Kerry
    • County Kildare
    • County Leitrim
    • County Longford
    • County Louth
    • County Mayo
    • County Meath
    • County Offaly
    • County Roscommon
    • County Sligo
    • County Waterford
    • County Westmeath
    • County Wexford
    • The 6 Counties of Northern Ireland
  • Survey Advice
  • GMIT – Mayo Swiftcams
  • Events
  • Photo Gallery
  • Swift Videos
  • Media Articles
  • World-Wide News
  • Important and Useful Links
  • Art & Literature
  • Shop
  • Comments
  • Archived Posts
  • Contact Details
  • Search

County Kerry

Map of County Kerry
Map of County Kerry
  • Kenmare News Article on Swifts in Kenmare by Mike Murphy – April 2021
  • Tralee Swift Survey 2018 by P. Webb
  • Tralee Survey 2016 by Lynda Huxley
  • Killarney Friary Survey May 2018
  • Killorglin Survey Report 2016
Nest Box, Scoil Eoin Tralee
Nest Box, Scoil Eoin, Tralee
 

https://youtu.be/sPfPKvxD-ks
Swift exercising to build up chest muscles at Scoil Eoin nest box in Tralee.

https://youtu.be/2D3s2mapDgA
More swift nest box action from Scoil Eoin, Tralee

Recent Posts

  • Live Zoom talk 22 August at 5pm for Heritage Week
  • Heritage Week talks on Swifts by Lynda Huxley of SCI – 17, 18 and 22nd August
  • July 2021 : new group formed ‘Save Drogheda Swifts’ see Co. Louth page for contact details
  • Baltinglass Bell Tower Nest Box Project details – 25 May 2021
  • 12 May : More Swifts arriving

Navigation

  • Home
  • Nest Box & Nest Site Advice
  • Rehabilitation
  • Information By County
  • Survey Advice
  • GMIT – Mayo Swiftcams
  • Events
  • Photo Gallery
  • Swift Videos
  • Media Articles
  • World-Wide News
  • Important and Useful Links
  • Art & Literature
  • Shop
  • Comments
  • Archived Posts
  • Contact Details
  • County Waterford

Archives

Social Media

  • Facebook
Website designed by Mary Roberts © Swift Conservation Ireland 2018 All rights reserved.
Scroll back to top