Firefighters are battling a 118-acre wildfire burning in Dublin, according to the latest information from Cal Fire. The fire, named the “Parks Fire,” ignited around 3:23 p.m. on the U.S. Army Camp Parks military base,

MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State Football starts its season in Dublin, Ireland on Saturday. Before the team takes on the Iowa State Cyclones, 125 members of Kansas State’s band and cheer teams made the trip to the Emerald Isle, although for some of them, it was easier than others.

The 118-acre fire was located at Dougherty Road and Fall Creek Road, near what is formally known as the Parks Reserve Forces Area, and was 50% contained at about 7:33 p.m., the agency said. Firefighters also stopped forward progress on the fire.

The latest tragedy on Irish roads involved a truck and two cars. The fatal collision took place on the N7 Westbound in Rathcoole, Co Dublin. Gardai and emergency services personnel were alerted to the crash, which took place at approximately 6.40pm on Friday, August 22.

A man lost his life yesterday evening in a devastating road crash that saw five others rushed to hospital. The latest tragedy on Irish roads involved a truck and two cars. The fatal collision took place on the N7 Westbound in Rathcoole, Co Dublin.

A brush fire was burning in the Tri-Valley area of the East Bay near Dublin and San Ramon on Friday afternoon.

Many flights from DFW to Dublin were delayed earlier this week, and the K-State marching band was on one of them. That meant “the Pride of Wildcat Land” was stranded in the airport for several hours as it waited to board a flight for Europe.

Greg Olsen (analyst) and sideline reporters Pam Oliver and Jamie Erdahl will work the league's Sept. 28 game in Dublin, Ireland between the Minnesota Vikings and the Pittsburgh Steelers.