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7 Reviews What a spot...a real "off the beaten path", great old castle, no fees, just enjoy. If you go to Inch Beach and you are on your way to Dingle Town, stop here for a moment. It's a great introduction to...
2 Reviews Take the Atlantic drive - it is a circular road starting at the west-end of Dingle - town and taking you to plenty of great sights along the way : 1) The Slea Drive B&B with the colorfull facade with...
1 Review The Connor pass route from Tralee to Dingle town is scenic. It passes the lovely beaches around Castlegregory, climbs Mt Brandon, and sweeps down to Dingle harbor. Take a walk on the path beyond the...
Adare Manor - another good reason to go to Adare
globetrott Says: Adare Manor is another good daytrip from Dingle ! Adare Maror is one of the most famous luxury hotels in Ireland and it was built inside an old manor-house...
Adare - a great daytrip from Dingle
globetrott Says: Adare is one of my favorite places in Ireland, and you will pass through this lovely village, when going from the north or the east of Ireland to Dingle...
Tralee - at the north-east end of Dingle
globetrott Says: Tralee is a town of 17.000 inhabitants, not far from the north-east-end of Dingle-peninsula. Every year thousands of visitors will go there end of august to see...
Skelling Islands - not far from Dingle
globetrott Says: Not far from Dingle peninsula you may see one of the most interesting islands of Ireland : Skellig Michael , off the Irish Coast, west of the famous "Ring of...
Blennerville Windmill & a steam-train
globetrott Says: Blennerville windmill dates back to the year 1800 and it is the biggest windmill in Ireland, still able to work like 200 years ago. recently it was restored and...
Taffi Says: I spent one day in Dingle, and most of it in the Dingle Medical Centre, due to an emergency.It was an interesting experience. The Centre houses all doctors and...
orlikins Says: When driving around Ventry/Ballyferriter, you might see some of these old dwellings by the roadside, abandoned during the famine
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1 Review and 250 Opinions The Skellig is a lovely hotel. the staff are all nice and most of them are locals. Their is usually...
1 Review and 192 Opinions All I can say is fabulous breakfast!!! Rooms were quiet, comfortable, and clean. John Curran, one of...
2 Reviews and 231 Opinions This B&B was absolutely fantastic! The owner was really kind and helpful; she even picked us up from...
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When driving around Ventry/Ballyferriter, you might see some of these old dwellings by the roadside, abandoned during the famine
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Q: How long does it take to drive from the Bunratty Village area to Dingle?
A: www.googlemaps is really helpful. It says it takes 2.5 hrs provided I've put in the correct Bunratty and Dingle! Happy travels.
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One of my favorite areas in Ireland
I've got some interesting experiences in Dingle. I'd love to share with you the 19 tips I've written, the 69 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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The Dingle Peninsula is one of my favorite places in Ireland. Right from the start the diversity of Co. Kerry starts when you enter Dingle. From Inch beach, Anascaul, Dunquin, Brandon Head, Conor...
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Everyone talks about the Ring of Kerry and how wonderful it is. In my book, the drive around the Dingle Peninsula is far more scenic, far less crowded and just more real. The town of Dingle itself is...
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From THE CLIFFS OF MOHER southwards along the coast to DINGLE. I drove via Liscannor southwards to Kilkee and Kilrush. At Killimer I had to take the ferry to cross THE SHANNON and again the...
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Dingle was the forgotten part of Kerry until recent years. Ryan's daughter brought filmakers in 1970 exposing this lovely area to the rest of the world. It now is a favorite for visitors, like its Big...
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