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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A new MONOPOLY: County Kerry Edition has been announced and is set to celebrate some of Kerry’s most iconic landscapes, attractions, cultural landmarks and organisations. World Famous Board Game From the iconic Ring of Kerry to the stunning Dingle Peninsula and the reknowned Listowel Races, the…
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There are some stories in Kerry that continue to be shared long after the moment itself. One of these is the Dingle Sturgeon Story of 1966, which now forms the basis of the theatre production Catch of the Day . Set in a Dingle pub, the show follows tourists who become part of a retelling of the story…
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Two Kerry companies were recognised on the national stage at the Small Firms Association National Small Business Awards 2026, with Dingle Sea Salt and Tom Crean Brewery Kenmare shortlisted in the Sustainability category. In a major result for the county, Dingle Sea Salt was named the national…
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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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Across the county, the vast majority of tourism and hospitality businesses are built on family values, passed from one generation to the next. This generational mindset shapes not only how they grow and adapt, but also how they welcome visitors with warmth, integrity, and a deep love for Kerry…
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Kerry towns and villages once again excelled at this year’s SuperValu Tidy Towns Awards, with communities from across the county recognised for their dedication, creativity, and unflagging community spirit. Their work throughout 2025 – so often carried out quietly and without fanfare – has once…
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Heritage Week 2025, taking place from August 16th to 24th, invites us to take a closer look at the very things that shape our shared identity – not only the buildings and artefacts of the past, but the natural landscapes, biodiversity, and cultural practices that serve as the living foundations of…
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In the summer and autumn of 2024, TFI Local Link Kerry buses became a moving inspiration for creativity, conversation, and connection through a unique initiative led by Kerry County Council Arts writer-in-residence Emer Fallon. The aim was simple: to highlight the importance of rural public…
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BBC One’s landmark nature series Wild Isles has featured an epic battle of stags during the Autumn rutting season within Kerry's Killarney National Park, part of the Kerry UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Legendary broadcaster Sir David Attenborough began the series with an episode aptly titled ‘Our…
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