Tom Fleming (Kerry South, Independent) | Oireachtas source

There is a mechanism whereby a review could be carried out at a later stage. Some scenic routes in isolated coastal areas were omitted from the original map and plan. They involve coastal routes in isolated areas such as Cloghane in the Dingle peninsula. It was a major omission to leave it out because it is a naturally scenic area. It has been bypassed. There are other areas other such areas around the country, such as Cromane, west of Killorglin. I do not think we are maximising the benefits such areas can offer.

Will these will be looked at again in the interim review?