Take five about Dingle: A bustling harbour town. Located on the Wild Atlantic Way, the stunning Dingle Peninsula is renowned for it’s blue flag beaches. Immersed in the Irish language, known as Gaeltacht areas. Visit the mystical Blasket Islands. Rich in arts & culture. A busy harbour town, Dingle is famed for its colourful buildings and winding streets, filled with craft stores exhibiting the work of local artists, pubs usually filled with musicians playing traditional music and restaurants serving fresh seafood, brought in directly from the boats. The town is located on the breath-taking Dingle Peninsula which spans an astonishing […]

Take five about Kenmare: Known as the Gourmet capital of Ireland An award-winning heritage town Rich in traditional pubs & music Home to artisan food providers, an array of local boutiques, galleries, arts, and crafts. Located at the gateway to the Ring of Kerry, the southern part of the Wild Atlantic Way and the Beara Peninsula, the town is home to two five-star hotels. Nestled at the head of Irelands longest bay, with dramatic coast to the south and rugged mountains to the north, the elegant 17th century market town of Kenmare is a haven of tranquillity, gourmet food, 5 star […]

Take 5 about Killarney: Killarney sits within 26,000 acres of pristine National Park and its origins in tourism date back to 1861 when Queen Victoria famously visited Muckross House. Home to the world-renowned Killarney Lakes, “Lough Leane”, “Muckross Lake” and “Upper Lake.” The compact town is a bustling mix restaurants, pubs, and bars ideal for dine arounds and social programme events. The Killarney Convention Centre has capacity of up to 2,500 delegates and 4,500 sq. foot of event space as well as 500 bedrooms on site. Highest concentration of 4+5* hotel properties in Ireland outside of Dublin. Nestled within 26,000 […]

Take five about Sneem: A bustling village nestled between mountains and Irelands spectacular Wild Atlantic Way coastline. History abounds as seen in the stone circles, standing stones, bullán stones and ringforts which surround the village. An area rich in wooded hillsides, secret coves, sub-tropical gardens, it is known as the Garden of Ireland. Home to two 4-star hotels, both located in idyllic waterside settings. Take to the Bay and water to kayak, swim, fish, dive and explore one of Ireland’s seal colonies. Sneem is a picturesque village situated on the famous "Ring of Kerry" a driving and cycling route that […]

Take five about Tralee: Set against the backdrop of the Slieve Mish Mountains and Tralee Bay. The town was founded in the 13th century by the Anglo-Normans, taking its name from the River Lee. Immersed in music & culture and it is home to dynamic stage productions at Siamsa Tíre, Ireland’s National Folk Theatre. Close to stunning seascapes featuring Fenit Lighthouse, Black Rock, The Maharees, Banna Strand and Blennerville Windmill. Home to the renowned Rose of Tralee International Festival, hosted each August. Tralee is the modern bustling county town of Kerry, set against the backdrop of the Slieve Mish Mountains […]