Tralee comes alive each year to truly welcome Chinese New Year, bringing people from all backgrounds together. Chinese New Year, also called Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, is one of the most important celebrations in Chinese culture. With a history spanning over 4,000 years, it marks the start…
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The Tralee–Fenit Greenway kicked off 2026 with an inspiring community-led event focused on local biodiversity, citizen science and outdoor discovery. As part of the Community Biodiversity Action Plan (CBAP) for the Kingdom of Kerry Greenway, local groups took part in the first ever collaborative New…
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Visitors and locals can now experience the South Kerry Greenway for the very first time, as the first section of this much-anticipated route opens to the public. From Friday 19 December, a 3.1km stretch between the former Kells Railway Station and Golden’s of Kells is fully open and accessible to…
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If you’re looking for a new way to keep the kids entertained while exploring the great outdoors, we’ve got some exciting news. Ciar’s Quest, the free augmented reality trail that has been a big hit in Killarney’s Ross Island, has now expanded to three new locations across Kerry! Families can now…
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The 2024 Rose of Tralee contestants, representing counties and countries from across the globe, were in for a special treat as they embarked on a captivating whistle-stop tour of County Kerry. Over the course of three action-packed days, the Roses explored some of the most iconic locations in the…
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Discovering Kerry’s Scenic Trails: The Kingdom of Kerry Greenways Kerry, known for its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture, is a treasure trove of outdoor adventures. At the heart of this natural beauty are the stunning greenways, offering picturesque routes for walking, cycling, and…
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Adventure Awaits Holidaymakers on the Kingdom of Kerry Greenways this Summer Visitors of all ages are welcome to make the most of the season and explore the Kingdom of Kerry Greenways as part of their summer staycation plans. The Kingdom of Kerry Greenways follow the historic Limerick to Kerry…
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Top Tips for Cycling the Kerry Greenways Nestled on the southwestern coast of Ireland, County Kerry is a cyclist's paradise, offering breathtaking landscapes, charming villages and the renowned Kerry Greenways. These cycling routes, converted from old railway lines, traverse some of the most…
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FAQs How long does it take to walk or cycle the greenway at a leisurely pace? Approximately 1 hour to cycle or 3 hours 30 minutes to walk. Where do I start? You can begin the route at the Greenway Car Park in Tralee (at the Kerry District League Club in Mounthawk) or at the Fenit Trailhead, near the…
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Biodiversity Flourishes Along Kerry's Greenways In the emerald landscapes of County Kerry, where the Tralee to Fenit Greenway and the Listowel to Limerick Greenway weave through postcard scenes, nature has found a sanctuary to thrive. A product of the County’s vision for sustainable development and…
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