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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Nestled in the heart of Kerry, Tralee is renowned for its vibrant community, beautiful parks and rich cultural heritage. At the centre of the town lies the award-winning Town Park, a beloved gathering place where locals and visitors come together to enjoy nature, events and family activities…
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If you're looking for one of the best family-friendly outdoor activities in Kerry, exploring Killarney National Park from the Knockreer entrance opposite St. Mary's Cathedral offers the perfect mix of nature, adventure and discovery. Whether you choose to explore on foot or by bike, this beautiful…
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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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Ballybunion, perched on Kerry’s stunning North Kerry Coast, is a town where golden beaches meet a welcoming community, perfect for both adventure and relaxation. Known for its dramatic cliffs, sweeping seascapes, and a host of local activities, Ballybunion isn’t just a destination—it’s an…
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Following the opening of the first section of the South Kerry Greenway at Kells before Christmas, a further 4km of the amenity is now open to the public. The new section between Glenbeigh and Mountain Stage was accessible to walkers and cyclists from Thursday April 2nd ahead of the Easter weekend…
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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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Every March, Killarney becomes a hub of music, movement and Irish cultural celebration as The Gathering Festival of Music & Arts returns for another unforgettable weekend of toe-tapping, roof-raising festivities. Taking place from March 4th to 8th, 2026, this vibrant festival brings together some of…
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Tralee comes alive each year to truly welcome Chinese New Year, bringing people from all backgrounds together. Chinese New Year, also called Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, is one of the most important celebrations in Chinese culture. With a history spanning over 4,000 years, it marks the start…
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