If you’re doing the renowned Ring of Kerry driving route then you’ll be passing the beautiful village of Glenbeigh. Read on to find out more about this charming village and what it has to offer its visitors… The picturesque village of Glenbeigh is located on the northern stretch of the Ring of Kerry route just 13km west of Killorglin town. It can be found in a spectacular setting at the base of the Seefin Mountains overlooking beautiful Dingle Bay. The charming village has cosy traditional pubs and quaint restaurants so …
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Golfing in Killarney dates back to 1891, so it’s long established as a top destination in the world of golf. Killarney is a golfer’s dream with some of the most beautiful scenery in the world surrounding you as you play. It has so many courses to choose from, so here’s a little taste of what’s on offer… Killarney Golf & Fishing Club This golf club is one of the oldest in the country and boasts three world-class courses which can be found amidst the beautiful scenery of the Killarney area. …
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With lakes, forests, mountains and a National Park on its doorstep, Killarney is a top destination for those who love to enjoy the outdoors. So whether you’re after some action and adventure or just some fun, Killarney is the destination for you. Read on and find out what outdoor adventure sports can be enjoyed here… Climbing With such a superb location at the base of the McGillycuddy Reeks (Ireland’s highest mountain range) it’s no surprise that Killarney is a magnet for climbers and hikers. There is something in Killarney to …
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Killarney lies nestled in the south west of Ireland and is considered to be one of the most beautiful destinations in the country. It has been enticing visitors from all over the globe for over 250 years and it’s easy to see why! For a town of its size, Killarney has lots to offer, but with so much to see and do, where do you start? Read our top 10 attractions in Killarney… · Killarney National Park This wild and beautiful National Park was the first of its kind in Ireland …
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Killarney has about 50 pubs, so it’s no wonder that this little town in the south west of Ireland is one of the top nightlife destinations in the country! This is quite a number considering that Killarney is a small town, so you’re sure to find something to suit your taste. From traditional Irish pubs to lively disco bars, Killarney is sure to not disappoint. Here’s a list of our top 10, where to find them and what to expect…   · The Danny Mann - Craic agus ceol! The Danny …
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Tralee is a great place to visit this Christmas season with a whole host of special events planned for the festive period. With carol singers, pantomimes, ice skating and even a magical Santa trail to follow, Tralee is going to be awash with Christmas spirit this December. Come along as we check out the top 5 Christmas events in Tralee. Tralee, County Kerry has a variety of events to keep you busy during the festive season. Choirs from local schools will sing at various locations around the town in the …
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Kerry Regional Airport, also known as Farranfore Airport, is located in the heart of County Kerry, with quick and easy access to Killarney, Tralee and Dingle. Both scheduled and charter flights operate from here, servicing a number of national and European destinations. Find out how to get to/from Kerry Airport, about the airlines and destinations and much more… History… On the 25th August 1969 the first aircraft landed at Kerry Airport. For a number of years afterwards only light private aircrafts, and the odd charter and cargo flight operated from …
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A day out in Dingle is always a day well spent. No matter what the weather, Dingle always gives off an atmosphere of a “happening town”. Whether you just want to walk around the town, popping in and out of the various craft and souvenir shops, visit some of the attractions, or take a scenic boat trip around Dingle Bay, Dingle has all the ingredients for a great day out. And there’s no shortage of things for the kids to enjoy as well. Read on for more… On your walk …
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As your wedding day approaches, and there’s that hen or stag party to look forward to, why not come to County Kerry? It’s the perfect setting for all brides and grooms to be, to forget about the stress of the organisation of their big day. So whether you enjoy partying in pubs and nightclubs, or prefer tourist attractions, or perhaps being pampered with a range of relaxing spa treatments, or have the nerve for outdoor adventure and activities, then you have chosen the right place - Kerry! Read on for …
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Tralee, in County Kerry, is a fantastic base for a holiday destination. Not alone is there so much to do and see in and around the Tralee area, but it’s also the gateway to the breathtaking Dingle Peninsula and it’s only around a 30 minute drive from the magical holiday resort of Killarney. Now you’ve got here, lets see what we can suggest to keep the kids amused. (1) Toby World, Mileheight Retail Park, Tralee… The children will have an absolute ball during their 2 hours of playtime at Toby …
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