Ballyferriter

Ballyferriter (Baile an Fheirtéaraigh) lies in the extreme westerly quarter of the Dingle Peninsula, near Smerwick Harbour and amid fine scenery. An Irish language school is held here during the summer months. Some places of interest in the Ballyferriter area are: Ferriter’s Cove Ferriter’s Castle: 3km/2 miles north west of Ballyferriter village are the remains…

The Skellig Ring

Wildlife Watching and Archeological Treasures Distance: 28 miles (45 km) Starting Point: Cahersiveen Duration: 2 Nights (If Boat Excursion Is included) Cahersiveen Church Portmagee Numerous opportunities exist along this route for long and short walks, easy and difficult climbs and bike rides where your only companions will be the birds, the sheep and the occasional…

Sneem

Sneem village is situated on the estuary of the Ardsheelaun River. Few villages are surrounded by the same rugged beauty as the picturesque village of Sneem. The village boasts beautifully manicured squares and gardens and is the winner of several National Tidy Towns Awards. Gaily painted houses and shops surround the beautiful landscaped greens. The…

Michael J Quill Centre

The centre is located in what was formerly St. Peter’s Church of Ireland and is situated one mile on the Kenmare side of Kilgarvan. It is a memorial to Michael J. Quill, a native son of Kilgarvan, who was founder and first President of the Transport Workers Union of America. Visit the renovated building and…