Killarney National Park is Ireland's first national park, and it was established on the lands of the Muckross property that were donated to the Irish people in 1932, and since that time it has expanded to include more than 102 square kilometers of land that contains a variety of natural features, as visitors will find in The park grounds are lakes, oak forests, and mountain peaks. The park is also rich in animals, as visitors will find the only herd remaining in Ireland of red deer.