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Tralee Hotels: 60 Reviews - 62 Photos
Dingle Hotels: 202 Reviews - 527 Photos
Sneem Hotels: 15 Reviews - 54 Photos
Kenmare Hotels: 32 Reviews - 92 Photos
Fahamore Hotels: 2 Reviews
Killorglin Hotels: 8 Reviews - 22 Photos
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Dromore Castle Hotels: See nearby hotels
Cahersiveen Hotels: 5 Reviews - 23 Photos
Waterville Hotels: 4 Reviews - 20 Photos
Ventry Hotels: 9 Reviews - 12 Photos
Valentia Island Hotels: See nearby hotels
Portmagee Hotels: 12 Reviews - 13 Photos
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Danny Mann's Killarney

5 Reviews Well, there are loads of pubs in Killarney, all of which are sure to impress. The Danny Mann is one that I particularly like. They have live bands every night of the week and the food is also...

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An Droisead Beag Dingle

5 Reviews This place is definately one of my favorite pubs in Europe. It had a fantastic atmosphere, the music was great, and the people were friendly. I would recommend getting their early, as the bar can get...

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Bars... Tralee

2 Reviews Sean Og's is a great little pub. We were there on the night of the All Ireland Football Championship, so can't say if the place is always this full. There was live music, fiddles playing and patrons...

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The Crypt Killarney

2 Reviews Killarney has no shortage of pubs, and the craic is equally good in places such as Tralee, Dingle and Kenmare. For clubs, you can try The Crypt in Killarney, it's a hotspot for the young of Kerry....

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Murphy's Bar Dingle

3 Reviews Of the three pubs we visited during our stay there, Murphys was probably the classiest. A solid meal with woods and red velvet. It was the start of night 2 and then off with the rest of the crowd to...

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Spirals Tralee

1 Review Spirals is a great niteclub if you just want to dance to 70s-90s music and size up the cuties :) I think either Friday or Saturday night is Ladies night, so you wont have to pay (if you're a girl)......

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Mustang Sallys Killarney

1 Review Mustang Sally's on Main st , US style bar. VERY loud music. The thing to remember about going out in Killarney is that it often caters to the tourists so kitschy Oirish pubs do abound, with...

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Foxy John's Dingle

1 Review This is sooooooo lovely. The left side of the shop is a pub and the right side of the pub is a hardware shop! I loved this place. What I hated though was tourists who come in with their camera, film...

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Ventry Community Hall Dingle

1 Review When we were in Ventry, we were all taken to Ventry community hall for a "ceili" - irish dancing (think Michael Flatley in Riverdance/Lord of the Dance). It was massive fun and it was absolutely...

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Crowley's Bar, Kenmare: A traditional pub

by donpaul77

We were in the Coachman's Bar, chatting with the barman and his friend, and they were impressed that we had just been in Crowleys, because they "wouldn't go in there without a six shooter".It certainly wasn't as bad as all that, in fact it was quite nice. We had wanted a quiet pub to have a pint and Crowley's fit the bill pretty well. It was small and cozy and obviously not used to seeing tourists. It almost felt like that scene in a western were a stranger walks in to the saloon and everybody stops talking. It was such a nice pub, and we didn't let it bother us, though I could hear the locals talking about "Americae". The barman was nice and the pints were good. If you are looking for a traditional pub without the tourists, this is your place. The guys at The Coachman's said that Crowley's have music once in a while, though it's typically unplanned.

The Coachman: A pretty pub

by donpaul77

The Coachman was a pretty pub. As suggested by the name, it's theme was horse and carriage and it's decor reflected that. It was clean and pleasantly lit and maybe even classy, as far as pubs go. It is a nice place for drink.

O'Donnabhain's Pub in Kenmare: Nice, but a bit touristy

by donpaul77

We dropped in here in search of music and a pint. We did find music, but it wasn't the traditional Irish music we were hoping for. The place may be a nice a pub, but it was hard to tell as it was packed with tourists who must have been drawn there by the band. I would like to know what it would be like on a less crowded night.The building is also a B&B, but I did not stay there.

An Droicead Beag: Our pub night with a trad session

by danmcf

An Droicead Beag, in English means 'the small bridge'.Not sure if this was the best pub in Dingle, but it fit the bill for us.We stopped in just after dinner and beat the crowd. By the time the musicians started up the place was fairly crowded. Mostly tourists, but a few locals scattered about too. Didn't notice any dress code.

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John Benny's Pub...Music and craic..Eoin Duignan: Pub Hopping in Dingle, Co. Kerry

by ladyanne

Dingle Town, on the Dingle Peninsula in Co. Kerry is a unique experience, there is so much traditional Irish music and nightlife in one small area, walking distance to them all. We started early evening at Dick Mack's and then to Droichead Beag (the Small Bridge), on to Murphy's Pub by the waterfront, and finally at MacCarthy's for last call. Come 12:00 pm and "out you go" no matter what. Lights out ...door closed and locked.Dingle is a "hot bed" for the revival of the Gealic customs and history, language and music is a serious subject. There are a special group of musicians who hang out all over Dingle Town,....it is a treat to catch them in a Pub, especially well know uillean pipe player, Eoin Duignan. You will run into him.You must buy one of his CD's in the Dingle Record Shop. Below is his website. Casual as usaul.

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Dingl: Dingle-town , where Teddies say goodnight

by globetrott

In Dingle-town you will find several pubs with live Irish music each night, at least during the tourist-season, because the town is one of the standard places, where all the tour-buses around Ireland will stop.On my picture : a lovely guesthouse on the Atlantic drive in Dingl Peninsula, all of their facade is covered by great frescos ith plenty of bears...From Dingl take the Slea Head Drive - after about 10 Km you will be there ( directely on the street ) casual, like at most other places in Ireland

The Phoenix Cinema in Dingle

by Krumel

If you happen to stay in Dingle on a Tuesday night you should not miss going to the Phoenix Cinema. It is a very small, cosy cinema, and by pure chance I happened to go to the Phoenix on a Tuesday night to find out that this was "Art Film Night". This involved a desk in front of the screen where someone was brewing coffee and unpacking biscuits. When everybody had helped themselves a microphone was brought out, and a very elegant looking elderly man with a long coat came out to formally introduce the film that was going to be shown that night. Great stuff. When I went back to Dingle in June 2003 I was sorry to hear that the elegant gentleman had health problems, and while the coffee and biscuits were still going strong, someone else quickly said a few lines about the film, but it was not the same as seeing him in his elegant coat and his obvious passion for cinema.

DINGLE:Foxy John's

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DINGLE:Foxy John'sThis is sooooooo lovely. The left side of the shop is a pub and the right side of the pub is a hardware shop! I loved this place. What I hated though was tourists who come in with their camera, film or take pictures, and go out again. Please don't do this. It's a pub - not a museum!!