Application for Fenit diving boards gone out on public consultation
Plans for new diving boards and access platforms at Fenit are going out for public consultation.Fenit Development Association is applying for a foreshore lease...
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Plans for new diving boards and access platforms at Fenit are going out for public consultation.Fenit Development Association is applying for a foreshore lease...
Kerry County Council says it has not received any reports of poison being found on a Tralee walkway or on local beach promenades. Reports have widely circulated on social media in recent days that poison has been discovered on a section of the Tralee-Fenit Greenway running from Rock Street to Mounthawk, known locally as the Skinny Mile. The Fenit Development Association also warned dog owners to be extra careful after they were informed of poison being found on the promenades of some local beaches. However, a spokesperson for Kerry County Council said they have not been made aware...
Sea change as open air diving to return in Kerry town Updated / Monday, 28 Dec 2020 17:19 There will be around three hours of diving time at high tides in Fenit Permission has been granted for the restoration of open sea diving at Fenit, Co Kerry - the most westerly commercial port in Ireland – heralding the return of an activity that has thrilled generations of local people. A golden age of diving began 100 years ago in the harbour town just 11kms west of Tralee.. But diving in Fenit shut down almost 20 years ago after a claim against the old Tralee swimming club, and remained shut ...
Planning permission has been granted for new diving boards in Fenit. An Bord Pleanála granted permission for the development at Fenit subject to five conditions. Kerry County Council granted permission, subject to three conditions to Fenit Development Association to modify the existing concrete structures and build two new diving boards at Fenit Bathing Slips. The development includes access platforms, railings and associated services. This was appealed to An Bord Pleanála by Tralee Bay Swimming Club and others; who stated they are in favour of the reinstatement of the diving boards but onl...