What to do and see in Ireland
Famed for their pristine beauty, three Irish lakes bask in a climate with a curiously tropical touch. Tucked among the green hills of County Kerry, near the south western tip of Ireland, within the Ring of Kerry, are the lovely sky-blue Lakes of Killarney. Though they are situated only about 65 feet (20 meters) above [...]
This is part two on the Ring of Kerry this is the link to the first part of the route. Portmagee is on the Skellig Ring Brightly painted houses line the streets of the tiny fishing village of Portmagee, once a haven for smugglers and pirates. The village is now South West Kerry’s principal fishing [...]
Most people will not travel around the whole route of the Ring of Kerry, as the route between Killorglin and Killarney is not very attractive – the rest of the route has more to do and see within it. Killorglin – The most Common Start Point Entrance Way to the beautiful Iveragh Peninsula, the village [...]
Muckross House, Gardens and Traditional Farms situated at the heart of the Killarney National Park, is a top visitor attraction in Ireland. Muckross Abbey well-preserved ruins were the burial place of local Chieftains in the 17th and 18th centuries. Torc Waterfall has a fall of 60 feet/18 metres and offers excellent views over the Killarney [...]
There is such a broad range of touring excursions in County Kerry, which for many encapsulate what their image of Ireland is. From spectacular scenery, dramatic coastline to colourful towns and villages and ancient archaeological treasures which have featured in postcards, film, poetry and song. The secret to discovering the true beauty of Kerry is [...]