Kells Bay Gardens occupies a remarkable corner of County Kerry, where the Iveragh Peninsula meets the Atlantic. Set near the village of Kells between…
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From Kells to Castlecove, sport is woven into village life, parish identity and the changing seasons of the Iveragh Peninsula. A training session, underage…
The coast between Waterville and Cahersiveen offers a rewarding choice of places to pause with lunch, from broad sandy strands to small coves backed by low…
On the northern side of the Iveragh Peninsula, Gleninchaquin Park opens into a quiet mountain valley where streams, cliffs, meadows and stone walls form a…
Along Ireland’s south-western coastline, seaweed has long been part of everyday life rather than a fashionable food trend. Families gathered plants from rocks…
The life of a traditional stone wall builder in Kerry begins with an understanding of place. Along the Skellig Coast, from Kells to Castlecove, walls divide…
Sneem sits on the Iveragh Peninsula where the Sneem River passes through a village shaped by water, roads and trade. The riverside path is more than a pleasant…
The Skellig Coast is best known for Atlantic scenery, stone forts, island heritage and the extraordinary monastic settlement on Skellig Michael. Yet the…
The Skellig Coast offers families a refreshing mix of beaches, gardens, historic sites and small villages between Kells and Castlecove. Days here are shaped by…
Reenard Point sits on the Iveragh Peninsula near Cahersiveen, facing Valentia Island across a narrow stretch of water. It is best known today as the mainland…