A busy harbour village, 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 village is located on the breath-taking Dingle Peninsula which spans an astonishing 48km encircling a range of mountains, Ireland’s second highest peak, coastlines, sea cliffs and sandy beaches. Renowned for its natural beauty, it has received many accolades over the years including National Geographic describing it as ‘the most beautiful place on Earth’ and regularly voted […]

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 accommodation and breath-taking scenery. As the gateway to the Ring of Kerry, the Southern part of the Wild Atlantic Way and the Beara Peninsula and home to two 5* hotels, it is an ideal location for small meetings and incentive groups, wishing to take advantage of the activities and tours available in the immediate surrounds or as a day tour option for pre/post, social […]

Nestled within 26,000 acres of National Park and surrounded by three magical lakes, Killarney is known as ‘The Town in the Park’ and has been welcoming visitors and delegates for centuries. The town is steeped in history and heritage and prides itself in offering world class hospitality. The Killarney welcome is world renowned and reflected in numerous national and international awards. It is a compact town with the business tourism infrastructure usually found in larger towns and cities. Home to the award winning, purpose-built Killarney Convention Centre, Ireland’s second largest conference and event venue, the complex has capacity of up […]

Sneem is a picturesque village situated on the famous "Ring of Kerry" a driving and cycling route that encapsulates some of the best nature has to offer. Nestled between mountains and wild, rugged coastlines, this friendly village is immaculately kept with its traditional buildings, pubs, restaurants and craft shops, all painted in an array of beautiful colours. The Irish name for the town is “an tSnaidhm” which translates as “knot” and is a reference to the winding river which flows through the village and into Kenmare bay. This is a place of richly wooded hillsides, grassy paths, sub-tropical gardens, golden […]

Tralee is the modern bustling county town of Kerry, set against the backdrop of the Slieve Mish Mountains and Tralee Bay. The town was founded in the early 13th century by the Anglo Normans and takes its name from the River Lee. With strong links to its medieval heritage, it offers a wide range of superior accommodation suitable for meetings, conferences and incentives, with cultural and historical venues in close proximity. From an entertainment perspective, the nightlife in Tralee is an experience not to be missed. Once the sun goes down, Tralee comes to life with music, song and dance. Whether […]