Killarney Court

... ; the Dingle Peninsula, stopping at Dingle for lunch. We had great views of the Atlantic Ocean. Everyone was happy to arrive at Killarney, as we are spending two nights here. Before coming to the hotel, there was an optional excursion that Steve and I had ...

... around Killarney National Park. Our driver gave us a bit of a commentary. Had free time in Killarney, then on to the Killarney Court hotel. Later, on another optional, we were taken out to Inch Strand (beach) on the Dingle Peninsula. And then, on the ...

... are sitting empty and will probably have to be bulldozed. Terrible statistics. Then we called into this little Tourist stop outside Killarney, where they sell really good jewellery. Pete wanted to buy me this ring, but it was quite expensive and I only ...

... ;it gives you good luck. We then headed to Corcomroe Abbey which is a 12th Century Church.   Day 5: Anascaul to Killarney Day 6: Killarney to Dublin Gotta go for now but will update with more detail soon. Lots of Love Colin and ...

... photo ops.  It is some of the most beautiful country-side in Ireland.  We arrived to Killarney in the late afternoon at our hotel, Randles Court, a beautiful old hotel located five minutes from downtown.  We got a great recommendation for ...

    We had a nice little country cruise around this little peninsula, well i say little it was about a 100km cruise but the sceanary was nice. The pace of the trip is winding down, atleast the past couple of days have been spent ...

... in waiting named the spot for them).  From here we continued around the lakes and through the Killarney National Park where we heard about a court case going on between the horse and carriage operators and the National Parks and Wildlife. The NPWS ...

... rhyme, en route to Dublin.   There were many spectacular views to be had along the way, and the city of Killarney promised much as a place to stay on some future occasion, with many accommodation options, and close proximity to natural wonders and ...

... to see the abbey or the big castle there.  So off we went. We arrived in Muckcross in no time – which is past Killarney and Tourist Hell.  I mean, this is the place you just do not want to end up unless you are on a tour bus looking for a ...

... a cute Gerard Butler look alike would sing it to me, but I guess this will have to do. haha Sunday we stopped at Killarney National Park and then went to Blarney Castle. They had a really cool garden with a bunch of different things like wishing steps, ...

... for a look around.  Wet.  That's what it was.  We added another layer of rain gear and rode through the Killarney National Park back into town.  We needed to buy a new charging cord for our walkie talkies.  We'd fried ours when ...

... pour de bon, mais voici ce que j'ai en tête. Je vais visiter un peu l'ouest de l'Irlande (probablement Limerick et Killarney) pendant la première semaine d'août, puis je vais revenir à Cork prendre un autobus qui va prendre un traversier et ...

... , Kerry, Dingle that are a must for any trip to Ireland. The slightly more touristy area is further south of Dingle around Killarney in the Kerry region. We stayed 2 nights at a marvellous B&B in Dingle called Milestone House in Dingle . The hosts, ...

... .  But I don't know what they look like yet.  So the tendrils come back to me, a little deflated.  IS THIS WHAT THEY CALL THE TRAVEL BUG??? This weekend, to Killarney.  At last, at last.  Will update on  my excursion ...