One of the most beautiful glaciated valleys in the world. Beginning at Kate Kearneys cottage it extends for 7 mi with Macgillycuddy reeks mn range on one side & the Purple mns on the other.
Picturesquely situated at the entrance to the most beautiful glaciated valley in the world. A family run business with dinner served daily, sing songs, Irish dancing, traditional music and gift shops.
Considered one of the finest links courses in the world. In 2005 ranked by Golf Digest as the 7th best course in the world outside the US. host to the Murphys Irish Open in 2000 and Palmer Cup in 2004
Ballybunion attracts many to enjoy the sandy beach, warm Atlantic waters and the pubs along the high street. Nearby cliffs offer excellent scenery. Sometimes dolphins may be seen. Excellent Surfing.
Ballybunion Castle was built by the Geraldines in the 14th Century. In 1582 the castle was acquired by the Bonyon's; a proud & powerful family whom today's coastal town of Ballybunion takes its name. Read more.
St. Brendan the Navigator, a native of Fenit in Co Kerry, who is one of the the most important Kerrymen ever and who ranks with Colmcille and Columbanus among the most important of Irish saints.
The only hotel in Listowel in this buzzing Kerry town and home to many annual festivals: Writers’ Week in June, the Listowel Races in September, Listowel Food Fair in November.
It’s almost a museum to the mans work, with posters of the countless stage productions & films, but the best reflection of the man is that it’s a brilliant warm, lively and gracious locals pub.
A hidden gem and newest spot in Ballybunion. The decor and ambiance is quite trendy, yet once you look out the window overlooking the Atlantic ocean you will relax with the excellent service.
The statue commemorates the Irish Rebellion of 1798. http://www.historyireland.com/volumes/volume6/issue2/news/?id=113345
Kate Browns Bar & Bistro is located 5km north of Tralee, in Ardfert Village. It is an elegant bar and bistro that offers modern Irish food style in a friendly ambiance for the prestigious visitors.
Sir Roger David Casement (1864-1916). The ballad "Lonely Banna Strand" tells the story of Casement's role in the prelude to the Easter Rising, his arrest, and subsequent execution.
The mountains of the Dingle Peninsula can be seen on the south west horizon. Many residents from Tralee make a trip to Banna Strand on the warmest summer days.
If you're visiting Ballybunion, the Railway would be a must, as many locals tend to spend their time in here and they will graciously welcome you to join them in banter and craic.
Situated on the banks of the River Maigue within an estate of 840 acres, Adare Manor was the ancestral home of the earls of Dunraven for over 250 years, set in the heart of the village of Adare.
