Apr 16, 2008
Antiquities | History |
Antiquities
The dolmens of Co. Kerry (Self Catering, Kerry, Ireland) number, according to Borlase, twenty-two. Two in the townland of Gortna-gulla may be mentioned, as they have been examined and planned in recent years. Both are wedge-shaped structures and belong to a type common in the South of Ireland.
Several stone [...]
Antiquities | History |
Antiquities
The dolmens of Co. Kerry (Self Catering, Kerry, Ireland) number, according to Borlase, twenty-two. Two in the townland of Gortna-gulla may be mentioned, as they have been examined and planned in recent years. Both are wedge-shaped structures and belong to a type common in the South of Ireland.
Several stone circles of interest arc also to be seen, among the most important being that of Liosavigeen, about three miles from Killarney. It consists of seven stones, which ... Read More
Apr 16, 2008
Tralee , the county town, is situated at the shallow head of a bay far to the westward. The small stream on which it stands has been widened and deepened to allow of the passage of coasting craft to the town, but larger vessels berth at Fenit, a few miles westward. Killorglin is an important [...]
Tralee , the county town, is situated at the shallow head of a bay far to the westward. The small stream on which it stands has been widened and deepened to allow of the passage of coasting craft to the town, but larger vessels berth at Fenit, a few miles westward. Killorglin is an important marketing centre. Dingle , the most westerly town in Europe, lies in a sheltered bay near the extremity of the mountainous Dingle Peninsula. Killarney is inland, near ... Read More
Apr 16, 2008
Categories: Town
Listowel is a thriving inland town on the banks of the River Feale. In the town are the ruins of a castle which belonged to the Lords of Kerry, and was the last to withstand the Elizabethan forces during the Desmond revolt; in 1600 it was captured by Sir Charles Wilmot, who put the garrison [...]
Listowel is a thriving inland town on the banks of the River Feale. In the town are the ruins of a castle which belonged to the Lords of Kerry, and was the last to withstand the Elizabethan forces during the Desmond revolt; in 1600 it was captured by Sir Charles Wilmot, who put the garrison to the sword. Horse-racing Festival meeting falls in September. There is also a heritage centre with a theatre featuring Irish traditional music and an exhibition Read More
Apr 16, 2008
Categories: Hotel
Listowel Arms
Address:
The Square Listowel Co Kerry
Region:
Kerry
Town: [...]
Listowel Arms
Address:
The Square Listowel Co Kerry
Region:
Kerry
Town:
Listowel
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3 Star
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Apr 16, 2008
Dingle Courtyard
Address:
Dingle, Co. Kerry
Region:
Kerry
Town:
Dingle
Rating:
4 Star
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Dingle is a township of mountainous windy streets, restaurants and pubs famed for music and craic and a bohemian maritime ambiance. These 11 new, designer planned cottages are positioned just at the [...]
Dingle Courtyard
Address:
Dingle, Co. Kerry
Region:
Kerry
Town:
Dingle
Rating:
4 Star
Pricing:
Enquire
Dingle is a township of mountainous windy streets, restaurants and pubs famed for music and craic and a bohemian maritime ambiance. These 11 new, designer planned cottages are positioned just at the peak of the town.
Built in courtyard method, wonderfully stone dressed to reconstruct the ambiance of the innovative buildings. In spite of their immediacy to town, ... Read More
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