Newsletter 6th Nov 2024
KIO Newsletter November 2024 General Election Special The Planning & Development Bill (2023) The clauses to protect and preserve existing Public Rights of Way enacted
This page has been designed to highlight recent access issues reported to us by our members. If you have recently become aware of an access problem you can report it to us at info@keepirelandopen.org
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KIO Newsletter November 2024 General Election Special The Planning & Development Bill (2023) The clauses to protect and preserve existing Public Rights of Way enacted
KIO is delighted with the news that Wicklow County Council has negotiated for the barbed wire and fences to be removed to allow public access
Dear Members & Friends of Keep Ireland Open, We hope that you have availed of and enjoyed every opportunity to escape into nature’s wonderland of
Keep Ireland Open AGM, 2024. The AGM of Keep Ireland Open took place on Saturday, 9th. March in Tailors’ Hall, Back Lane, Dublin 8. About
ACCESS ISSUES IN COUNTY WICKLOW Unfortunately there are numerous problems in accessing some traditional upland walks in Wicklow and public access to beaches and the
Fenit Island Update April 2024 I was keen to reverse my 2023 e-bike trip from Limerick to Tralee, which featured in a previous blog, by
Thursday, April 4th – 2024 saw the arrival, of the first cruise liner of the 2024 cruise season as in Ambition. It is a new
The Keep Ireland Open Annual General Meeting takes place on Saturday, March 9th at 11am in Tailors’ Hall, Back Lane, Dublin 8, Eircode: D08 X2A3.
Those of us who enjoy walking the traditional routes of our beautiful land can easily take our freedom to do so for granted. But occasionally
An online petition, started by local historian, Bettina Linke, calling on the Office of the Public Works to restore open access to the Grianan of
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