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Irish Self-Catering Federation CEO says over 1,800 short term tourism units in Kerry are under threat

Jun 12, 2024 13:13 By radiokerrynews
Irish Self-Catering Federation CEO says over 1,800 short term tourism units in Kerry are under threat
Pat Crotty, Vintners Federation of Ireland, and Maire ni Mhurchu, (CEO) of the Irish Self Catering Federation, Brendan Kenny, (Chief Executive), Ireland Association for Adventure Tourism, and Adrian Cummins, Restaurant Association Ireland as they hand in a letter on behalf of a coalition of tourism industry chiefs - including the Irish Self-Catering Federation, the Vintners Federation of Ireland, the Restaurants Association of Ireland, the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation, and Ireland’s Association of Adventure Tourism have written to Taoiseach Simon Harris. Photo: John Ohle Photography
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The CEO of the Irish Self-Catering Federation says over 1,800 short term tourism units in Kerry are under threat.

Yesterday, the Irish Self-Catering Federation, along with the Vintners Federation of Ireland, the Restaurant's Association of Ireland, the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation, and Ireland’s Association of Adventure Tourism delivered a letter to Taoiseach Simon Harris outlining their concerns over the Registration of Short-Term Letting Register.

The register must be in place within two years and will require owners who are short-term letting to register their properties annually

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CEO of the Irish Self-Catering Federation Máire Ní Mhurchú says their main concerns surround the need for property owners to apply for planning permission if they intend their houses to be used for short-term letting.

She’s calling on the Government to publish the registration before it’s set up so tourism businesses have clarity:

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