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Abandoned Castles & Red-Headed Boys
A Travel Blog entry by mcurtin from Killarney National Park, County Kerry, Ireland
... rode it through a beautiful, wooded trail. Our horse was named Paddy, and our driver was very friendly. We rode through the 'Killarney National Park', and our driver let us stop at the abandoned Rosse Castle (our hotel is named after it). It was built in ...
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Hungover Lake Walk
A Travel Blog entry by mish_brendan from Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland
... table and was looking even more pale by the minute. After breakfast we set out for a three hour lake walk through the nearby Killarney National Park. This walk through the lush, green forest was extremely peaceful and very scenic. On ...
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Limerick and Killarney
A Travel Blog entry by ladysado from Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland
... mini fridges) and this great wholemeal Irish bread that we bought the night before. We hung out at the hotel until check out and then drove to Killarney. It was another beautiful drive that was much calmer and easier than the night before. After we got ...
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Riding in Ireland
A Travel Blog entry by hachbach from Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland
... castle. On Thursday I was able to fulfill a dream, horseback riding in Ireland! I had a 2 hour morning ride through Killarney National Park, just myself and my guide Jeanene. She is French, had been in Ireland for only a few weeks, talk about ...
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Some REAL Mountain Climbing
A Travel Blog entry by kkazmer from Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland
So, since Wednesday, I have been going back to Killarney National Park everyday! On Thursday we had an optional hike around Muckross Penninsula, which was slower paced but very pretty. Our guide showed us lots of native plants around the ...
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Oireachtas and Pixies
A Travel Blog entry by melepua from Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland
... impressive, albeit relatively new (built at the end of the 1800s) walls, then walked across the street to stroll through Killarney National Park. First we watched a baby Pomeranian try to nurse from its dad (…), the little puff ball running to ...
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Storytelling Bus Driver: Should I Feel Reassured?
A Travel Blog entry by jimpatog from Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland
... , the other with print film, both ASA-100). Bus leaves 2:45 pm We continued on toward Killarney National Park, stopping along road overlooking the Lake of Killarney, for photographers’ benefit. Took several shots, both slides and prints, about ...
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"Out West" in old Ireland
A Travel Blog entry by hbert from Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland
... income for the inhabitants. That said they do deliver the full package in terms of scenery sitting at the edge of the Killarney National Park with its mountains and lakes and historic ruins and a stately home thrown in. We started our day with a Jaunting ...
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A day on the bus
A Travel Blog entry by teensh from Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland
... a 'jaunting car' ride - actually horse and carriage. Apparently that's the traditional way to go through Killarney National Park. More anon; this hotel actually has a free internet-access computer, although I'm limited to a half an hour. The Bunratty ...
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Midterm Break
A Travel Blog entry by fingecl from Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland
... the train finally rode up! I got a picture of Chase and Erin when they got off the train. We took them to the Killarney Royal hotel to unpack their things and we headed to the pubs. I took them to the Laurels and we sat and waited until 6:00 so we ...
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More boozing, snoozing and losing
A Travel Blog entry by damnfunkin from Killarney, Ireland
... At the night-club we ended up at, there was a good covers band playing and we ended up being introduced to Tommy, Killarney's champion pint sculler - downing a pint of Guinness in about 2 seconds despite only being 'pint-sized' himself. The rest of the ...
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That's Better
A Travel Blog entry by wherever from Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland
... ... the stuff that makes it worth putting up with sub-zero temperatures to see. I then went to Killarney National Park, and took a wander around the lake, which was equally beautiful, though a little more domestic in style. Tomorrow I hope to get the ...
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Dingle Peninsula
A Travel Blog entry by sfotch from Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland
... Dingle after about 3.5 to 4 hours. Most of the roads were decent most of the way until we got outside of Killarney and then it was a two way rural road, which makes both of us uncomfortable. We arrived about 4:30 pm at the ...
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A view with a room
A Travel Blog entry by vanderkansie from Killorglin, County Kerry, Ireland
... Johan to surface from a long, well deserved, sleep. We started our day yesterday with a visit to Irelands first National Park, the Killarney National Park. What an experience. The park consist mainly of 3 tree types, Oak, Yew and …, and peat bog. ...
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Hitchhiking is called Autostop here
A Travel Blog entry by mdaa from Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland
... . Yesterday we had an awesome day in Killarney. We rented bicycles and went on a 14-mile loop bike trail through Killarney National Park. (Katie from Ten Mercer, thank you so much for that suggestion- best bike trip ever!!) We saw the Irish countryside, ...
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Wet and Windy Robe
A Travel Blog entry by mike_margaret from Robe, South Australia, Australia
... pastures with cattle and sheep grazing. The farming area through which we drove is serviced by the little rural towns of Killarney, Rosebrook, Yambuk, Coddington and Narrowong. While still in Victoria, the road took us down to the pretty coastal town of ...
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A quick stop in Navan before Dublin again!
A Travel Blog entry by kkazmer from Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
... that they will be punished by the fairies for cutting it down). The Dublin Castle itself was a bit like Muckross house in Killarney. James Connolly was also held prisoner there. The house had a throne in the same room as a courting house, ...
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Ireland, United States Visit
A Travel Blog entry by robconr from Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
... , toast, meat puddings, bacon…mmmm With full stomachs we head out of Dublin across the country towards Killarney National Park. Halfway there we stop near Limerick at a small town. Adare has all these monasteries and little ...
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Ireland
A Travel Blog entry by cullism from Dublin, Ireland
... grazing on the hillsides. Hardy creatures they must be to flourish on those craggy peaks. We parked in the middle of Killarney with a view to seeking accommodation but decided that it was a large and unattractive city we should leave behind us as soon as ...
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Ireland May 2006
A Travel Blog entry by markus92 from Ireland, Ireland
... scenery along the way. I know we passed through several mountainous regions, but we never really saw them. We drove through Killarney (twice) and a really neat medieval town named Macroom. We didn't stop because there was no parking that we could find ...
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Hotel Lake Killarney
Muckross Road, Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland
Nestled in the grounds of the picturesque Muckross Natl Park, overlooking the Kerry Mtns; 2.5 miles from Killarney town centre.
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