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A Kerry county councillor says it s more important than ever that the South Kerry Greenway gets the go ahead.
Cllr Michael Cahill says if businesses in South Kerry were on their knees before, they are practically KO d following the effects of lockdown.
The Fianna Fáil councillor added it s imperative the greenway gets the green light if tourism businesses are to reopen successfully in the coming weeks and months.
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Cllr Cahill says the greenway is needed to resurrect and drive on the local economy, create jobs, attract additional visitors and for future generations.
Canvassing for election while running a dairy and beef farm is multi-tasking at its hardest. But unlike previous IFA elections, the COVID-19 pandemic allowed Kenny Jones to canvas from the comfort of his home while running his farm at the same time. It was a new experience.It was all on the phone. I am a great guy for chatting to people, so I missed going around and visiting yards, but it worked out fine, says the newly elected Kerry IFA chairman.
However, now that the Kielduff farmer has settled down after the election, his focus is now on fighting for the future of farming in Kerry. Leading that agenda are two big issues: CAP reform and climate change.
Kerry County Council is denying that Limerick City and County Council got to name a greenway in Kerry. The local authority was responding to Fianna Fail councillor Jimmy Moloney, who said he’d been informed of the naming a greenway in North Kerry through a press release from the Limerick local authority. Kerry and Limerick local […]
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