Ring of Kerry

Off the coast of the Dingle Peninsula, the Blasket Islands (Na Blascaodai) emerge from the Atlantic Ocean as a cluster of abandoned sandstone outcrops. For centuries, these islands were inhabited […]

Cahergall Stone Fort, dating back to the seventh century, is one of several ancient ring forts scattered across County Kerry. Restored to reflect its original appearance, the circular stone structure […]

Perched atop a grassy pasture and overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Ballycarbery Castle stands as one of Ireland’s most evocative ruins. Originally built in the 16th century, the castle suffered significant […]

Derrynane House, the former home of Irish politician Daniel O’Connell, stands within the Derrynane National Historic Park on Ireland’s Ring of Kerry. This historic residence is filled with period furnishings […]

Nestled on Valentia Island, the Valentia Slate Quarry was established in 1816 by the Knight of Kerry. For nearly a century, this quarry provided high-quality slate to some of London’s […]

Nestled along the Ring of Kerry, Derrynane Beach is a picturesque stretch of soft, white sand, framed by dunes, green hills, and wave-worn rocks. When the sun shines, the beach […]

The Skellig Experience Visitor Centre, located on Valentia Island along the Ring of Kerry, offers a detailed look into the history and natural habitats of the Skelligs, two rugged islets […]

Perched on a grassy outcrop with sweeping views of the surrounding countryside, Leacanabuaile Fort dates back to the ninth or 10th century. This remote fort, part of the scenic Ring […]