From the hidden coves of Caherdaniel to the dramatic beauty of Coumeenoole Beach, made famous by Ryan's Daughter , and the stony shoreline of Cromane overlooking Castlemaine Harbour, Kerry's coastline offers an extraordinary variety of beach experiences waiting to be discovered. Stretching along the…
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Three Kerry primary schools have been recognised among the top young entrepreneurs in Ireland after securing major category awards at the Junior Entrepreneur Programme (JEP) Awards 2026. The Kerry schools were among just 12 category winners selected nationally, highlighting the creativity…
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Ballylongford, located on the northern edge of the Shannon Estuary in North Kerry, is a quietly significant birdwatching landscape shaped by tidal rhythms, wetland habitats, and seasonal migration. Mudflats, saltmarsh, river channels, and coastal grasslands combine to create an ecosystem that…
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Tucked along the banks of the River Feale in North Kerry, Listowel has long held a special place in Ireland’s storytelling tradition. Often referred to as the “Literary Capital of Kerry,” the heritage town has produced generations of celebrated playwrights, poets and authors whose works continue to…
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Visiting World Fiddle Day Scartaglin is not just about attending a music event — it is an opportunity to experience the wider cultural landscape of East Kerry, where traditional music, rural heritage, and everyday community life are deeply connected. The festival sits within the heart of the Sliabh…
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A powerful new public artwork now stands proudly at the Island of Geese in Tralee, linking the town’s industrial past with its vibrant and evolving future. A New Landmark for the Island of Geese Titled Flight & Industry, the striking large-scale laser-cut steel installation by sculptor Graham Reid…
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Call Out to Filmmakers across Kerry. A new and exciting opportunity has emerged for filmmakers across the southern region, as ‘Deascéal’, a regional short film funding and development scheme, officially opens for applications. Developed through a unique collaboration between Screen Kerry, Screen…
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Kerry is celebrated for its dramatic landscapes and untamed beauty, but its nights hold a magic all their own. On a clear evening along the Iveragh Peninsula, the Milky Way stretches overhead, planets shine brightly, and shooting stars streak across the sky — a rare spectacle in today’s world of…
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In Kerry, success is never a solo act. Victories are celebrated loudly, but they are also felt quietly – in kitchens, classrooms, clubhouses and communities that nurture ambition long before a cup is lifted or a stage is stepped onto. In recent weeks, Kerry teams and individuals have reached…
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The Tralee–Fenit Greenway kicked off 2026 with an inspiring community-led event focused on local biodiversity, citizen science and outdoor discovery. As part of the Community Biodiversity Action Plan (CBAP) for the Kingdom of Kerry Greenway, local groups took part in the first ever collaborative New…
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