Page 16 - Kenmare News Today

A presentation on Waterville’s long-running, ongoing battle against coastal erosion was put before Councillors and Kerry County Council staff on Friday, and while counter-measures could be expensive, their long-term value to the coastal community could easily outweigh that cost.

Rugged rocks, unending hills, lush green trees, and the sea ... these are some of the best wild places in Ireland!

Kerry County Council estimates 71 tonnes of fly-tipping was collected in the county by council staff and volunteers in the county last year.

Two areas of Kerry are among the locations with the highest concentration of holiday homes.

There has been a significant year-on-year increase in the number of homes being retrofitted in Kerry since the launch.

A Kerry Green Party representative is urging people to make submissions to a public consultation on sea trawler activity.

Town Centre First is also designed to increase housing supply by bringing vacant buildings back into use.

Paudie Palmer’s memory honoured as Valley Rovers win Commemorative Trophy against Templenoe in Brinny

The Kenmare Bay Hotel has increased its commitment to sustainability by unveiling of 50 state-of-the-art electric vehicle (EV) charging stations.

The estates of Greystones are being given a bit of an early spring spruce up after a lengthy campaign by Councillor Stephen Stokes for new signage.