The first clustered holiday rentals are composed of eleven graded four holiday homes called Ard na Mara Holiday Homes.  Ten of the two-storey units can comfortably house six people in its one master ensuite bedroom, and two twin bedrooms where one is an ensuite. A bathroom is found downstairs. The eleventh unit has an extra bedroom and is wheelchair accessible with roll in shower. These holiday homes have a spectacular full view of the Dingle Bay with a spacious private enclosed garden furnished ... Read More

Botany | Topography | Zoology | Botany Lough Derg is the lower of the two great lake-like expansions of the Shannon, the other, Lough Ree, lying further up the river. Save at its southern end, where he lake is embosomed in hills of Silurian slate, the winding shores are. formed of low-lying limestones, and the numerous islands arc composed of the same rock. Botanical interest centres on the low, uncultivated islets and reefs, and on the sloping, stony shores. Here ... Read More

Westward a few miles, across the deep gash in which lies the Upper Lake of Killarney, Macgillicuddys Recks rise head and shoulders above the surrounding sea of hills. Those arc a beautiful group of lofty cones, with steep sides and many imposing cliff ranges, and deep coombs in which lie dark tarns. The loftiest, Carrantuohill, the highest mountain in Ireland, attains 3414 ft., and several of the other peaks exceed 3000 ft. At the cast end of the Reeks the famous Gap ... Read More

Beneath the Seefin mountain at the entrance of a horseshoe of mountains where the Behy river mingles with the waters of Dingle Bay is nestled Glenbeigh. It is a very popular holiday base for touring the Ring of Kerry. Many Fiana legends hang around Glenbeigh where Diarmuid and Grainne spent some days hiding in a cave in the valley of the Behy, where Diarmuid achieved such exploits against his pursuers. Rossbeigh is known for where Oisin and Niamh took to the sea ... Read More

The Ring of Kerry is Ireland's most famous touring spot. It has got a spectacular scenery all along the route. You can begin your trip in Killarney and travel along the banks of the river Laune until Killorglin, the home of Puck Fair, and then take the coast road and see the magnificent sights of the beach at Glenbeigh and the Blasket Islands at the mouth of Dingle Bay. In Caherciveen it's possible to take the elevator to the top of the ... Read More