The ongoing suspension of boat landings to Skellig Michael, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has led to significant economic repercussions for the South Kerry tourism industry. Local business owners, including Norma O'Shea of Skellig Six18 Distillery, have expressed their frustration over the situation, underscoring the deep concern within the community. With reported losses surpassing €1 million, the indefinite prohibition on landings is not only affecting tourism but also threatening local livelihoods, highlighting the urgent need for resolution to restore access to this iconic site.
"Local business owners are very frustrated as the indefinite suspension of landing access to Skellig Michael continues, impacting our economy and tourism."
"The South Kerry tourism industry has reported losses amounting to €1 million due to the ongoing suspension, which is dramatically affecting local livelihoods."
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