On October 1st, Fenit Town Hall hosted a meeting with local media, councillors and other stakeholders to bring them up to date about our activities, our ethos and our future plans. The meeting took place in the beautiful setting of Tralee Sailing Club, and attendees heard from the St. Brendan’s Heritage Group, the Historical Group,
Earlier this year, Fenit Town Hall raised concerns with Kerry County Council about traffic congestion on the pier during busy Summer months, and asked for pull-in bays to be created so that traffic could pass safely up and down the pier. The Council responded by creating no-parking bays at intervals along the west side of
Neven’s Irish Seafood Trails will air early in 2021. He came to Fenit on October 5th, visiting and cooking in local restaurants and trying out oyster fishing for himself. Neven shares a passion for marine life and was extremely interested to meet with local Fenit fishermen & fisherwomen and learn more about what makes our
Fenit Town Hall Signage Group has worked hard to erect a new ‘Welcome to Fenit’ sign at the entrance to the village. It features St Brendan the navigator, the lighthouse and visual icons of all the amenities available in Fenit. It also features the logo of the Sustainable Development Goals to which Fenit Town
Listen to the audio of the recent Coastwatch event held by Fenit Town Hall Dunes Action Group with Karin Dubsky, Coastwatch Coordinator, and Dr Kevin Lynch, coastal scientist from NUI Galway.
Today (June 25th) is World Sand Dune Day which has been setup to highlight the importance of sand dunes. The sand dunes on the Fenit tombolo are a precious natural resource and an important coastal barrier for the area. It is within a Special Protected Area (SPA) for Wildlife, and a Special Area of Conservation