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More progress on South Kerry Greenway as another section opens - ‘It is a great boost for summer’

10km of the iconic cycleway will now be open to the public

Sinead Kelleher
Senior reporter, Kerry

Another milestone has been achieved on the development of the South Kerry Greenway as a third section opens to the public this week.

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