A group of superbly 4 star apartments nestled in the middle of Tralee, is the Tralee Town Centre Apartments. Each apartment is spacious, well designed and very well refurbished with four bedrooms which are en suite. It is equipped with home appliances such as satellite TV, DVD player, dishwasher, oven, stove, kettle, oven toaster, set of iron, and compact disk player. It has a relaxing living area consists of 3 pieces suite and a coffee table. Kitchen is fully equipped with cutlery, ... Read More

With a scenic seafront view and rural setting at its back, Atlantic Views is one of the most charming locations in Castlegregory, Kerry. It is also a surfer’s and a water lover’s paradise. So much activities can be done here that one’s stay could really be a remarkable one.      This -2-storey home can have a room for 8 people with its 4 elegantly furnished bedrooms, a main bathroom with bath, a breathtakingly fascinating lounge adorned with an open fire and ... Read More

The main town of Kerry, Tralee is set at the mouth of Tralee Bay. This town is the entrance to both the Dingle and Kerry Head Peninsula. This town is famous after the International Rose of Tralee Festival and the Tralee Races. These two events are held on the same weekend in the second half of August every year, attracting tourists to Tralee from all places. Read More

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

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