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Dingle Bay Hotel

Strand Street Dingle, Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland

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Day trip Tralee

A travel blog entry by blueclue89

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Bad Morning. Corcoran Tours said our Dingle Bay tour wasn't going to run due to low season.
Just cancelled like that.

Decided to take a bus out to Tralee.

Walked around Tralee looking for the coast. Asked and realised Tralee Bay was a good 7 est. miles away.

Went to the tourist office. Was recommended the canal walk out to a Windmill. Decided to go on that. Very nice walk though it was a bit of a distance. Beautiful ...

Dingle is a Funny Name

A travel blog entry by melepua

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... line and was pushed this way and that. I thought the Santa Anas at home were bad, but they feel like a little skip through the woods after the power here! Once as I walked along searching for coffee, a blast blew into my face and my eyes burned like the Dickens. I must have gotten a whiff of pollen or something, it was awful. I stood there, in the middle of the sidewalk, while only one or two cars drove by an otherwise empty town, with my palms ...

Salmon of Knowledge (encore)

A travel blog entry by londonpenguin

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... a necklace with hers. The explanation with the necklace says something like “a god who sets people's heads on fire.” But I, I am a salmon! One of the key words associated with salmon is knowledge. Ergo, I am a Salmon of Knowledge! Who knew?

Our final stop before getting back to Dingle was Kilmalkedar Church, built in the 12th century. The last services there were in the 1500s, so it's gone to ruin. In the cemetery that surrounds it, there is an ...

Irish Weather

A travel blog entry by marklattanzi

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... Can I get a focking break" (Irish expletive). Oops. Two women were out for a walk when I made my tirade.

Finally, finally, we arrived in Dingle town, an adorable coastal town with lots of fisherman, a cute main street and great pubs full of Irish music. It's full of tourists, but we enjoyed it all the same. After settling in at our lovely hostel, The Hideout, we tried to grab an early dinner next door. ...

Quaint Ireland

A travel blog entry by lavisher

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... out at the museum entrance and we hitched a ride back to town. The Irish are very friendly when it comes to hitch hiking! That night we went to a really great concert at a little local church, St. James Church, where some very talented local musicians played. There were pipes and flutes, and fiddles and banjos, and 4 different types of guitar! It was real treat :) Today we went on a small tour on the dingle peninsula, very pretty but not a ...

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