Time again for the rise of Tralee with Denny St regeneration

Residents are hoping to revitalise the Georgian centre of the town with the regeneration of Denny St, says Anne Lucey

Time again for the rise of Tralee with Denny St regeneration

Turning the lights back on in the upper storeys of Denny St, Tralee’s widest and finest street, is the aim of a concerted effort in the Kerry capital.

Denny St has been at the centre Tralee since the town’s foundation in the 13th century. For 400 years it was one of the main seats of the Fitzgeralds, the Anglo Norman Earls of south Munster.

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