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Caption: Pictured at the Tralee to Fenit Greenway were: New Zealand Rose Kelsi Wallace and Longford Rose Grace Kemple. Roses from this year’s Rose of Tralee International Festival have shown their support for the Kingdom of Kerry Greenways. The Rose of Tralee International Festival and the Féile Thrá Lí are currently running in Tralee, drawing in visitors from across the world. Roses from the world-famous festival were photographed on their bikes on the Tralee to Fenit Greenway in Tralee, to encourage visitors drawn by the festivals to explore more of what the county has to offer. The recently opened Kingdom of Kerry Greenways follow the old Limerick to Kerry railway line. They currently include two routes between Tralee and Fenit (13.6km). Picture: Domnick Walsh
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