O'Flaherty's flagstone floor and high ceiling, is itself a notable part of local tradition. Irish is spoken here and its walls are decorated with pictures which illustrate the culture and history of the area. The pub has long attracted a strong local and visitor following for its regular music sessions, at which the owner is one of the principal performers.
Fenton's Restaurant is a long established family run restablishment on Green Street in the heart of Dingle, County Kerry. With a background in farming and fishing all their ingredients are sourced locally. Locally produced Dexter beef is one many specialities served here.
Originally a small pub built in 1790, Doyle’s Seafood Restaurant was established as a restaurant in Dingle, County Kerry over 25 years ago and is now renowned for specialising in fresh seafoods and local produce.
One of Ireland’s most captivating pilgrim paths, this 17.7km trail is hugged by the renowned County Kerry coastline on one side and its rugged mountain landscape on the other.
Leaving from Ventry Harbour, County Kerry, Blasket Islands Eco Marine Tours explore the remote islands of the archipelago and their abundant wildlife including dolphins, basking sharks, whales, seals, puffins and many more.
Louis Mulcahy makes incredible Irish craft pottery in his studio on the Dingle Peninsula in Clogher, County Kerry. Stop by the workshop to pick up a gift, or head on the studio tour and learn a new skill.
The Blasket Centre - Ionad an Bhlascaoid located on the most westerly tip of the Dingle Peninsula, in Dún Chaoin, Dingle, County Kerry. The Blasket Centre tells the story of the Blasket Islands and the tiny Irish speaking community who lived there until the mid 20th century.
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