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Hillgrove Hotel Dingle

Spa Road Dingle, Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland

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Ding! It's Dingle!!

A travel blog entry by dosqueen

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Our third day of hiking the Dingle Peninsula - we walked about 20 kilometers from Annascaul to Dingle. We left our B&B at about 9:20 and arrived in Dingle at around 4:00. The day started off cloudy but the weather cleared up completely and it became quite hot and sunny! We'd applied a rudimentary amount of sunscreen in the morning but this …

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It's Christmas in Tralee

A travel blog entry by melepua

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... of the night, first a standing area, then an area with disco lights and dancing and tables where we sat. The music was so loud I could barely hear a thing, but I did wind up having entertaining conversations with the people around me. As we reared up to go, I couldn't believe my eyes. Could it be? Yes! I recognized someone from the singing pub in Dingle! I grabbed him by the arm and said, "I know you!" We exchanged quick hellos and small talks, ...

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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... my hands and pockets. I gingerly unfolded and folded them as they ripped more and more, trying to preserve them so I could find my way around.

I turned off a side road through pretty farm land and found the Reasc Monastery. These monastic ruins are dated to the 6th century. They were originally covered and only discovered in the 1990s. A stone stands in the center that was from sometime BC with Celtic engravings. The Christian monks found it ...

Let's do the twist.

A travel blog entry by londonpenguin

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... room. It's cinnamon roll or something, and it's definitely gone past the “oo, what smells good?” stage to “bleccch!”

As soon as we got here, I ran down the road to the laundrette, where the guy will have everything read by tomorrow afternoon. It'll run about 12 euros, but it'll totally be worth it.

Met up with Katherine and Michelle (just as it started to rain), and we walked around the town a bit and then went to a pub called ...

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