Judge urged to overturn permission for south Kerry greenway

'Fragmentation' of project fails to consider possible impact on slug and bat species, as well as road safety issues, court told
Judge urged to overturn permission for south Kerry greenway

A High Court judge has been urged to overturn permission for a cycle and pedestrian greenway in south Kerry on grounds including An Bord Pleanála’s “fragmentation” of the project and possible impact on the Kerry slug and a bat species.

Kerry County Council sought permission for a 31.9km greenway between Glenbeigh and Renard but the permission granted by the board was for a greenway between Glenbeigh and just outside Caherciveen, James Devlin SC said on Wednesday.

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