Killarney Valley Hotel

... we found our room. By that time I was feeling VERY frustrated! We finally got settled into the condo. Headed out to Killarney's Pub for dinner. Cool Irish ambiance and decent food. Matt's Shepards Pie was delicious. I got Corned-Beef and Cabbage, which ...

I forgot to mention yesterday I went into many of the little souvenir shops in Killarney. Wow, this was interesting! A little hard on the eyes…everything was green, it was hard to tell one thing from another, lol. After breakfast this morning we ...

... off for Limerick on way to Killarney. Stopped at service station on outskirts of Limerick for directions to Killarney. Young Irishman, Aidan Moloney, courteously gave directions for negotiating 3 “roundabouts.” Asked his name ...

... of vegetable soup and ice cream waiting for us. After dinner we showered and got ready to go to the Liam O'Connor Show playing in Killarney. We got a taxi driver to take us into town. This guy was like Flash Gordon on speed. I swear he was doing about ...

After leaving Scary Farm we took the kids to a fantastic playground on the edge of Killarney National Park so they could have fun while I tried to find us lodging for the night.  Thank God the first place I called was available and had a room that ...

... amazing day.  Once we were able to reschedule our kayak trip we were happy.  Nora and I spent some time wandering around Killarney, poking in and out of shops.  We stopped at Mac's on Main Street again, for scones.  Our kayak trip ...

... ) are available for hire near entrance to house. Contact:   email: killarneynationalpark@ealga.ie Town: Killarney. Urban sprawl with every recognizable American hotel company joining in the madness. The only hotel brand I did not see was a ...

... way home, I wanted to strangle him!  But after seeing the views I was glad he kept me awake.  We drove through Killarney national park and made a few picture stops.  We were basically driving on the top of a mountain and below us was a ...

... stage of song and dance - lunatics! We were all so knackered that night that after being accosted by heaps of yanks in Killarney (they are everywhere all the time and tend to ride bicycles all over the place - they were loving Eddie and Vince's accents ...

... tum. After dinner Nick and I decided not to waste this great opportunity...we relocated our bedding outside and slept under the stars (Killarney style). It was perfect too because the moon took a long time to rise and was just a sliver, leaving less ...

... getting completely soaking wet.  We had a few days off due to rain, and one official afternoon off to visit a nearby town, Killarney, with a pit stop at Queen Mary’s Falls.  The falls were pretty, thanks to the rain- ironically.  The ...

... time to sightsee. We had a fantastic stop for lunch and plenty of time for photographs thats for sure. Then it was back to Killarney for the Night. On the way in to Killarny we stopped at a beatifull Waterfall for about 30 minutes to take pictures 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 ...