Kerry in south-west Ireland conjures up images of green meadows dotted with sheep, untamed coastlines, ruined castles and mysterious lakes.

Impact Link A beloved wild bottlenose dolphin in southwestern Ireland has gone missing for nearly two weeks, and locals fear he may have died. Fungie first appeared in Dingle Bay in County Kerry ...

Dingle Bay is so hidden that ships needed the tower ... Mount Eagle (1,660 feet), rising across the bay, marks the end of Ireland. In the town of Ventry—or Ceann Tra’—Gaelic is the first ...

Dingle is not only one of Ireland’s most socially and economically ... The town looks out on Dingle Bay and the Blasket Islands, while it’s protected to its rear by the Dingle Mountains.

Roughly 60 miles from Kinsale, travelers will find Kenmare perched on the tip of Kenmare Bay ... Pub sit at the top of Dingle's best Irish pubs, which host some of Ireland's most talented singers ...

The much-loved solitary dolphin appeared in Dingle Bay, off the coast of County Kerry ... According to ORCA Ireland, it is the second sighting of the individual solitary bottlenose dolphin ...

He’s also the first and only dolphin who’s been recorded interacting positively with humans in the wild in Ireland. Long may it last! Have you had the pleasure of seeing Fungie in Dingle?

There is a lot of feed around Dingle Bay at the moment ... "God knows, that is what everyone in Kerry, in Ireland and in the world needs at the moment - to have a smile put back on their faces." ...

And while dolphins can be a familiar sight off the coast of Ireland, Fungie stood out from ... fact that there was more feed than usual in Dingle Bay currently - outside of Fungie’s normal ...

In Bantry Bay, County Cork, Ireland on September 01 ... Photo by Dominic Burdon; Witney, United Kingdom A typical Irish Pub in Dingle, Ireland. On the Dingle Peninsula, Ireland on June 01 ...