27–29 November 2026 | Dingle, County Kerry This November, Other Voices returns to Dingle to celebrate 25 years of music, song and story on the edge of the Atlantic. Under the theme “25 Bliain ag Fás” – 25 Years Growing, the 25th anniversary edition takes place from Friday 27 to Sunday 29 November…
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This Halloween, Kerry comes alive with fire, folklore, storytelling, music and spectacular street performances as Samhain Chiarraí returns for 2026. Taking place throughout autumn mid-term and into early November, the county-wide celebration brings the story and spirit of Samhain to life through…
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If you’re wondering what heritage sites to visit in Kerry this autumn, you’re spoilt for choice. You can step inside a medieval castle, explore the former home of one of Ireland’s most important historical figures, walk through the ruins of a medieval cathedral and stand among stones that have been…
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Music, Irish heritage and a shared passion for performance will bring the Irish Doctors Orchestra to Dingle this September, in support of Kerry Hospice Foundation. What do you get when medical professionals from across Ireland come together through their shared love of music? The Irish Doctors…
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Wondering if you can visit Dingle without a car? The answer is yes. In fact, with regular public transport, walkable streets, bike hire and guided tours, it's surprisingly easy to enjoy one of Ireland's most spectacular destinations without driving. One day gives you a taste of Dingle. A little…
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There's no better way to discover Kerry than by taking the scenic route. One road follows the Atlantic past hidden beaches and seaside villages. Another climbs through mountain passes where you'll meet more sheep than cars. Others lead to historic castles, quiet viewpoints, walking trails and places…
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Kerry is a county where every journey reveals something new. Within a short distance, you can move from mountain landscapes and peaceful lakes to dramatic Atlantic coastlines, colourful towns, ancient heritage sites and places where local traditions are still part of everyday life. Whether you are…
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Kerry is a place where coffee tastes better with a view. From mountain valleys and Atlantic coastlines to lakeside hideaways and harbour villages, these cafés are part of the landscape itself. Here some of the most scenic cafés in Kerry, each offering a reason to pause, explore, and stay a little…
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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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