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Sunday, May 22, 2011

SheenView B&B For June Bank Holiday



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SheenView B&B in Killaha East Kenmare recently awarded 3 star status has some great deals for the bank holiday weekend, Doble rooms from 27 Euro PPS and singles from 32 Euro so come on down and grab a great deal while there are still limited vacancies.






PS: The weekend of the 10th, 11th & 12th June will be a classic car meeting and touring session at SheenView with rooms already booked and a selection of great cars coming


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Saturday, May 21, 2011

Hazel Tree to host mini jamboree

AOSTA – MINI JAMBOREE: There will be an Aosta Mini Jamboree at the Hazel Tree on Thursday, May 26 at 7pm. The wellknown popular musician Eddie O'Gorman will supply the music on the night. The cost of the night including refreshments will be €10. Anyone interested should Contact Sr. Helen at Mercy House immediately.
BOWLING NEWS: Results from the Denis Horgan Bowling Club's Jackie Daly Shield Competition, Maurice Cashman and Liam Casey beat Danny Murphy and Damien Leonard by a bowl of odds. Paddy O'Keeffe and John Breen beat Dean Sexton and Ellen Sexton for the last shot and beat Tadgh Sexton and Johnny O'Riordan by a bowl of odds.
Paddy O'Keeffe and Maurice Cashman beat Dean Sexton and Danny Murphy for the last shot. Liam Sexton and Johnny O'Riordan beat Kieran Sexton and Damien Leonard for the last shot and beat John Breen and Ellen Sexton for the last shot. North Cork Junior A Championship John O'Rourke Rylane beat Mark Burke Berrings at the final in Kilcorney, John O'Rourke beat Mark Burke by a bowl of odds.
KANTURK SOCCER CLUB LOTTO DRAW: There was no winner last week of the Jackpot in the Kanturk Soccer Clubs weekly Lotto Draw. The numbers drawn were 13, 29, 2, 6 and the Bonus Number was 21 .
The winner of the bonus number draw was Aidan Wallace, Edel Quinn Place. Lucky Dip winners were Nancy Buckley Burtons Place, Eilish Withers Banteer, John Geaney Market Place, Eamon O'Neill Olivers Place, Tony Jones The Alley Bar, Valerie O'Keeffe Market Place. Next weeks Jackpot will be €2,400 and the draw will take place at The Stand Bar. Kanturk Soccer Club wishes to thank all those who support their weekly Lotto Draw.
KANTURK FLOWER AND GARDEN CLUB: Kanturk Flower and Garden Club will have their annual outing on Sunday, June 12, where they will tour East Cork Gardens. They will visit Beachwood which is an NGA award winning garden set on a sloping one acre site. It features a large water feature scree beds and herbaceous planting which featured on RTE garden show.
They will also visit Ringfield House. This is a garden with huge range of Camellias, Rhododendrons and Azaleas. This garden has a formal Victorian Garden and an informal Fern Garden.
Morning Tea and Coffee will be served in the garden. Then on to the Old Deanery in Cloyne. This is a four acre garden set in parkland and woodland walks with walled kitchen garden, pond and mixed bordered. To end off the day there will be a three course meal in the Radisson Blue. For all enquries and bookings please contact Bridget 087 9086904 or Marie at the Central Sports Shop. Everyone welcome.
FIRST YEAR GIRLS THROUGH TO ALL-IRELAND SEMI-FINAL: Congratulations to the First Year Girls of Scoil Mhuire who defeated three teams in the First year Girls Basketball All-Ireland play offs in Waterford last Saturday.
The teams defeated by the Scoil Mhuire students were Presentation School Waterford, Pobal Scoil Iathar Sceine Kenmare and Mount Temple Dublin. The girls will now play in the All-Ireland semifinal in UL next Wednesday, May 18 and the final will be played on the same day.
Panel Caoimhe Moore, Ciara McCarthy, Rachael O'Connell, Amy Watson, Laura O'Sullivan, Laura O'Riordan, Louise Barry, Orlaith O'Donoghue, Lisa Keating, Rebecca O'Reilly, Aisling O'Keeffe. Best of luck to the girls on Wednesday and to all of those involved in their training and coaching - especially teachers Lesley-Ann Hartnett and Tomas Twomey and PreLeaving Cert students Meadhbh O'Connor and Aoife McCarthy.
ATHLETICS WIN: Well done to Tomas O'Neill First Year student at Scoil Mhuire on winning the junior hammer competition at the South Munster Schools Athletics.
TRANSITION YEAR SCHOOL TRIP TO ITALY: Scoil Mhuire Transition Year students and some Fifth Year students accompanied by their teachers, embarked on the annual school tour recently. The tour took in Venice, Verona and Lake Garda.
The group was blessed with the weather for the entire trip, making the gondola rides in Venice and the motorboat trip on Lake Gards particularly enjoyable. The students also spent a day in Gardaland, Italy's premier theme park and a great time was had by all.
KANTURK CYCLING CLUB: Kanturk Cycling Club ran a very successful 3-Day race over the May Bank Holiday weekend when over 600 cyclists and their families stayed in the local area and dined in the local restaurants as well as visiting the local shops.
Following 3 days of hard racing, Dillon Corkery, from the Kanturk Club won all 3 Races taking home The Denis & Eugene O'Connell Memorial Cup in the under 12 section, The Brian Enright memorial cup went to Michael O'Loughlin from Carrick an Suir in the under 14 and The Connie O'Callaghan memorial Trophy went to Mark Downey from Banbridge Under 16.
The Senior race was won by Damien Shaw from Mullingar and he took home The Curtin & O'Donaghue Memorial Cup. The 3day was a great success again this year and a very special thanks to the Gardai and Ambulance Crew without whom it would not be possible to run the race. Thanks also to the motorbike stewards and past and present members of the Club who helped in any way.
The Under 16 riders from Kanturk had big plans for the race as it was part of the 6 Olympic qualifying races where 6 riders would be selected to go to England where only 3 riders would be selected to represent Ireland at the European Youth Olympics in Turkey.
Eddie Dunbar from the Kanturk Club was one of the six riders who qualified to go to England and last weekend he was one of the 3 riders selected to represent Ireland in Turkey following the final race in England. This is the third time the Club has had a member representing Ireland at these Olympics, Will Curtin represented Ireland in Portugal & Barry Meade represented his country in Denmark, We wish Eddie every success and most of all we wish him an enjoyable trip.
EUROPEAN EXCHANGE STUDENTS CULTURAL DAY OUT: Scoil Mhuire's three European exchange studentsMichaela Porypankova and Matus Gic from Slovakia and Kathrina Boymanns from Germany took in a whisle-stop tour of the west of Ireland during the Easter break accompanied by teacher Susan Hartnett. They enjoyed fabulous weather on their outing which showed off the sites to their best. Among the attractions visited were Lahinch Beach, the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren and Galway City.
KANTURK AFC: Kanturk AFC Social will be held in Kanturk Rugby Pavillon on Saturday, May 28. Tickets are €20 and DJ Cal will be providing the music. A big screen will be provided to show the Champions League Final.
Results U11's Kanturk lost 7-0 away to title contenders Watergrass Hill United. U12's Won 6-1 away to Watergrasshill last friday night with 3 goals from Daniel Murphy, Jordan Fullerton, Chris Mullane and Stephen Jones scoring one each. U14's drew their final game of the season at home to Churchvilla (Cloyne) 2-2 with goals from Faft Komonski and Darren Browne. The U16's had a fantastic away win over Everton to clinch promotion.Con McAuliffe got the opener on 60 minute and Stephen Tobin made sure with teh last kick of the game.
Rory O'Regan and James Fitzpatrick were immense in defence throughtout. The U16's lost 2-1 away to Bandon in their last game of teh season but the result didn't matter as our boys had secured promotion earlier in the week. The U11's lost 4-2 at home to Kinsale having led 2-0 at half time. Scorers were Cathal Browne and Conor O'Donoghue.
Fixtures U11's away to Corinthian Boys Saturday, May 21, kick off 10.30am U11's away to Avondale Utd Wednesday May 25, kick off 7.15pm.
OVER 40'S CHARITY MATCH: Geaneys Gougers will take on Brads Bodycheckers in the Francis Higgins Memorial Cup in Gurteenard on Sunday, June 5, 2011 kick off 3.30pm. All proceeds from sponsor cards will go to Marymount Hospice in Cork. Please Support.

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Sheen Falls Lodge is a 5 star resort located in the southwestern region of Ireland in County Kerry. A former Hunting Lodge, Sheen Falls today is the epitome of Irish luxury. Nestled in nature, guests enjoy a variety of activities on the grounds including trap shooting and fly fishing, wild Atlantic salmon spawn every Spring and wild seals can be seen feeding from your private suite. Fishing guests can have their salmon catch smoked on the grounds and served to them at dinner if they choose. The perfect headquarters for seeing western Ireland, day trips to the Cliffs of Moher, Adare, and the Ring of Kerry and Beara can be easily made. Fine Dining, a warm and hospitable staff, and fine Irish scenery make Sheen Falls Lodge a memorable part of your Irish Vacation. Read more: http://www.letsgo.com/videos/77913#ixzz1N18a3PpV



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The first round of Lost Sheep entries is now closed. The remaining 120 places will be made available on Saturday May 28 at 9am. There will also be 15 relay team spots available on this day.






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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Kenmare Heritage Centre



Lonely Planet review for Kenmare Heritage Centre
The Kenmare Heritage Centre tells the history of the town from its founding as Neidín by the swashbuckling Sir William Petty in 1670. The centre also relates the story of the Poor Clare Convent, founded in 1861, which is still standing behind Holy Cross Church. Local women were taught needlepoint lace-making at the convent, and their lacework catapulted Kenmare to international fame.






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Hidden Gems of Ireland



Many years ago, a man who had traveled the world over said, If I was only allowed one more trip in my life, I would go back to Ireland and blend in with the locals for a week or two. The vast pyramids, backpacking through the jungle, or the African Sahara couldn't hold a candle to the beauties that Ireland held in its shores. When it comes to a simple vacation try looking off the beaten path for your holiday.
Ireland has mystery coursing through its veins. Only those who appreciate it, as the Irish do, find out what that mystery is. Many a stormy and overcast day grace the cliff lined shores of Ireland, only adding to the intrigue it holds. As you stumble upon quaint villages on your way through the Beara Peninsula, you can almost taste the history surging through the land. Who couldn't resist holding up in a cottage near the coast with only an ancient lighthouse and the Atlantic for their view.




The Ring of Kerry is one of the Irish's most beloved locations. Encompassed by the green mountains on one side, and the ocean on the other, it has become a not-to-be-missed destination. An afternoon couldn't get much better than spending it on a bike, viewing Killarney at its best. When you are ready to escape the tourists, head out to Kenmare where the village looks like it was plucked out of a story book. Stone cottages line the small streets, and seem to welcome everyone who looks upon them with their beautiful flower boxes clutching the windows. The land of Kenmare definitely has clung tightly to tradition rather than conforming.




Getting lost usually isn't appealing, but when you enter Charles Fort one can't help it. Barracks, courtyards, walls and passages leave you relying on a map for release. Medieval & majestic, Trim Castle (King John's Castle) is a jaw-dropping vision into the past. Being impenetrable for over 4 centuries, you feel somewhat like a lucky trespasser when you are there. If you do happen to get lost, make sure you have WorldMate (great for Business Travel or personal travel!) loaded on your mobile device. Equipped with detailed maps, it'll get you back on track in no time!
Whether you are warming your fingers up by the fire in one of Ireland's famous pubs, or enjoying a walk through a picturesque village, Ireland is magnificent by nature. The lure of the land is impossible to refuse. Despite the salty ocean breeze chilling up the air, the warmth of the Irish will leave you feeling right at home!




Through this article author Jeni Stevens share her travel experience of Ireland. The ring of Kerry is one of the Irish's most beloved locations. Worldmate is a great for Business Travel .Download a freeTravel Software in your mobile and enjoy a journey of Ireland. For more information visit us http://www.worldmatelive.com/.

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Exquisite Countryside Accommodations In Kenmare, Ireland




Sheen Falls Lodge
This 5-star luxury hotel is set amongst a magnificently pristine countryside filled with trees, and a nearby river. Simply absorbing the surroundings will impart a sense of tranquility and peace. If one is placed in a sleeping room adjacent to the falls, the sound of the river will be quite soothing. Sheen Falls Lodge boasts a full-service spa, tennis courts, onsite restaurant, and bar. The onsite restaurant prepares a variety of fine cuisines that will tantalize your taste buds. If business brings you to Sheen Falls Lodge, you will find accommodating business services including IT tech support, meeting rooms, and admin assistant services. Each morning guests are served an exquisite breakfast buffet. Sheen Falls Lodge is ideal for your next social event or conference. The staff is well versed on hosting weddings and other large social gatherings. The full service banquet facilities can accommodate the needs of your next event. Sheen Falls Lodge is within the Ring of Kerry neighborhood and is a short distance from Tork Mountain and Killarney National Park.
Muckross Park Hotel and Clositers Spa
Muckross Park Hotel is a 5-star hotel located in Killarney, which is a short 11-mile drive from Kenmare. This hotel is situated very close to the Killarney National Park, thus making walking and hiking the Park very convenient. Décor is luxurious throughout, bathrooms have marble showers, and the sleeping rooms are spacious. A complimentary breakfast is provided each morning. The renowned spa is known to offer the most tranquil, soothing experience. Numerous treatments are available for guests to take advantage of. For a perfect conclusion to ones day, take a dip in the vitality pool or the outdoor hot tub. Staff members are experienced in hosting conference events in their accommodating conference facilities. Each sleeping room offers complimentary internet access, turndown service, and individual climate controls. The onsite GB Shaw's Restaurant offers an array of fine cuisine, including exemplary Irish and European dishes. Other dining options include an Irish Pub as well as a cocktail bar that provides 24-hour room service. Nearby activities include horseback riding, rowing, golfing, and boating. Don't miss the private tour f the Ring of Kerry; it is a sight to see. This is sure to be the ideal destination for an outdoorsman.
O'Donnabhain's
This bed and breakfast style hotel is conveniently located above a pub. Complimentary internet access is available throughout the building. Renovations to all guestrooms were concluded in early 2010. Complimentary breakfast is provided every morning. Sights to see include the Killarney National Park, and Illnaculin, as well as a multitude of outdoor excursions. Types of outdoor activities include golf, water skiing, scooter rental rafting, jogging paths, sailing/surfing, and whale watching.
Hotel accommodations in Kenmare, Ireland are situated in distinguishable areas, which create the opportunity of catering to guests with quite different interests. If a serene weekend getaway is your goal, Muckross Park Hotel and Spa may appeal to you. If enjoying a night at the pub with friends and family is the goal for your stay than O'Donnabhain's will suit you since a pub is onsite.
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When you’re fortunate enough to travel through Ireland, Kenmare is a town that is definitely a place where you’ll want stop and terry a while. This quaint little town has much to see and do. Exploring all the fine shops, restaurants and all the sights will make for a very memorable time on your vacation. Hotels in Kenmare, Ireland are numerous and all quite delightful. The welcoming comfort of this unique place will be an enticement for spending more time here.Many hotels in Kenmare offer the convenience of being in the heart of downtown Kenmare and also a number of others within walking distance. Fine dining, entertainment, soundproof windows, air conditioning and much more are some of the fantastic amenities available to you.






Some four star hotels, such as the Brook Lane Hotel and the Kenmare Bay Hotel offer intimate wedding venues, making them the perfect choice for a lovely ceremony to be held and remembered for years to come.A number of hotels in Kenmare are conveniently located for everyone's wants and needs. For instance, the Park Hotel Kenmare offers a fine golf course nearby, fishing, coastal views from rooms with balconies and terraces, along with the warm comfort of hot tubs, an outdoor pool in a beautiful natural setting, tennis courts outdoor dining and much more. For those wishing to enjoy the lively nightlife there are many hotels centrally located in the downtown area of Kenmare. Hotels, guesthouses, bed & breakfasts, self-catering holiday homes and inns abound in this fine city. For the traditional charm of the Irish, the welcoming of fine food, drink and entertainment are plentiful here. The Coachman’s Townhouse Hotel, O'Donnabhain's Townhouse and Virginia's Guesthouse are all fine choices in Kenmare.Kenmare is located near the ring of Kerry and the Kilarney National Forest. Many days could easily be spent exploring this exceptional area of Ireland. Be sure to stop by Kenmare on your travels through this wonderful country of Ireland. Kenmare has much to offer with all the fine shops, the outdoor Kenmare market held every Wednesday, the ancient stone circle, historical sights and more. Finding the perfect hotel will be a very enjoyable part of your magical journey when traveling in Ireland.

Hands on Traditional skills and where to learn them




What is it? A traditional craft that was widely practised in 19th-century Ireland. Many of the old techniques have been revived and adapted in recent times.
What are the styles and techniques involved? Numerous styles and techniques are used around the world. In Ireland the principal styles are Limerick lace, Carrickmacross lace – used for Kate Middleton’s wedding dress – Irish crochet and bobbin lace. For Limerick lace you use a needle and thread to stitch a design on to a toile or mesh cloth. You can also use a hook to pull the thread through mesh stretched over a tambour, or circular frame. For Carrickmacross lace you stitch the design on to fabric that you have fixed to the net, then cut away the unwanted fabric. For Irish crochet – Clones lace, for example – you use a crochet hook and very fine thread to make individual pieces of lace that you then stitch together. For bobbin lace – Mountmellick work, for example – you braid threads to form a pattern; the loose end of each thread is wound on to a bobbin, to make the threads easier to handle.
What kind of motifs might you incorporate? Roses and shamrocks have traditionally been popular; nowadays you’ll also see leaves, acorns and other flowers. “The motifs used in lacemaking are usually taken from nature,” says Mary Shields, a member of the Guild of Irish Lace Makers who gives classes in Ireland and abroad.


How long does it take, and what might you make? You’ll need an hour to make two centimetres of lace, according to Shields, who spent about 300 hours making a lace fan for her daughter to carry at her wedding. Lacemakers make everything from christening robes to wedding gowns. Contemporary lacemakers make pieces to frame or hang on a wall. Another lacemaker, Louise Curran, says it takes about an hour to make a baby coat using Limerick lace techniques. Curran, who is a fine-art student at Sligo Institute of Technology (louisacurran@eircom.net), also designs lace shrugs and collars for Irish-dancing costumes.


Where do I sign up? The Guild of Irish Lace Makers (irishlace.org) holds monthly meetings in Dublin. The next one is at the Royal Hospital Donnybrook, in Dublin, next Saturday, from 10am to 4pm. (Contact Imelda Kelleher on 087-2211618 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 087-2211618 end_of_the_skype_highlighting.)


It is not an open day, but new members can join and then sign up for the classes that are held throughout the year. Lacemakers in Carrickmacross (carrickmacrosslace.ie), Cork (traditionallaceireland.com), Clones (cloneslace.com) and Kenmare (kenmarelace.ie) also run classes.


What if I’d like to see examples of lace? Constant Thread, an exhibition of lacemaking and weaving, runs from today until May 29th, from 10am to 4.30pm, at Rathfarnham Castle, in Dublin, as part of the Bealtaine festival (01-4939462 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 01-4939462 end_of_the_skype_highlighting, bealtaine.com). You can see permanent exhibitions of lace at Mountmellick Museum, in Co Laois (mountmellick development.com), and Carrickmacross Lace Gallery, in Co Monaghan (carrickmacross lace.ie).

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Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Thursday Night Film At The Carnegie Arts Centre 'Of God's And Men'


Thursday the 19th of May at 8pm

Director: Xavier Beauvois

Under threat by fundamentalist terrorists, a group of Trappist monks stationed with an impoverished Algerian community must decide whether to leave or stay.

Winner of Grand Prix award at 2010 Cannes Film Festival.

ADM: €6

Phone 064 6648701

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Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Chamber Philharmonic Europe Play The Carnegie Arts Centre this Wednesday the 11th of May at 8pm


The Chamber Philharmonic Europe tours to the Carnegie Arts Centre from Cologne, Germany for this very special concert. The ensemble is made up of some of the most talented young musicians drawn from across Europe and the group tours and performs worldwide with the award-winning soloists Pawel Zuzanski (Violin) and Kyrill Gusarov (Trumpet).

Concert program:

A. Vivaldi - Concerto for Violin and orchestra D-major RV230 Op.3 No.9 "L'estro Armonico“

J. N. Hummel - Concerto for Trumpet and orchestra E-flat Major

A. Vivaldi - Concerto for Two Violins in A Minor RV522 Op.3 No. 8 "L'estro Armonico"


Interval

E. Grieg - Holberg-Suite Op.40

G. Faure Pavane Op. 50

J. S. Bach Double Concerto For Two Violins In D Minor BWV 1043

Adm: €15 / €12

To reserve tickets or for further information call 064 6648701

www.carnegieartskenmare.ie

'Juilie & Julia' Showing This Thursday the 12th of May at 8pm at The Carnegie Arts Centre - Admission FREE

Julie & Julia is screening as part of the Bealtaine Festival and admission is free and all are welcome.

Director: Nora Ephron

Starring: Amy Adams & Meryl Streep

Julia Child and Julie Powell - both of whom wrote memoirs - find their lives intertwined. Though separated by time and space, both women are at loose ends... until they discover that with the right combination of passion, fearlessness and butter, anything is possible.

Phone 064 6648701 for further information

www.carnegieartskenmare.ie

Drama at The Carnegie Arts Centre this Friday the 13th of May, 'Here We Are Again Still' at 8pm


Theatre Here We Are Again Still – Friday 13th May @ 8pm

Running as part of the Bealtaine Festival

Paddy sits on the same bench outside his flat every night, unable to sleep since the death of his wife. One day, Paddy is annoyed to find a troubled young man called Tony sitting on his bench...

Despite his reluctance to connect with anybody, Paddy strikes up a grudging acquaintance with Tony. As they build a tentative friendship, they catch glimpses of matches played in the nearby playing fields and all-weather ‘cages’ and realise they share a forgotten passion for soccer. But Paddy hasn’t coached since he lost his wife to cancer and Tony hasn’t played since he lost everything to heroin.

If there is any hope that each man can rekindle a passion for life, it is through this shared love for soccer, but can they leave enough of themselves behind to embrace the present and face the future?

Set in a concrete landscape on the edge of playing fields, Here we are again still is a moving and funny play about two broken men trying to make their way back from the margins.

ADM: €12 / €10

To reserve tickets call us on 064 6648701

www.carnegieartskenmare.ie

Monday, May 9, 2011

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Athos Travel offers online booking for various types of accommodation in Kenmare. Compare our Kenmare accommodation offer before visiting the city of Kenmare. Select required dates of your stay and check all the possibilities for accommodation in Kenmare. You can sort the selection by type, number of stars, required equipment (elevator, parking, air conditioning, etc.). You can expand the choice of Kenmare accommodation and look for accommodation around Kenmare by using the tool "Search in nearby destination". You can sort the results by different priorities, such as "by price". You easily find what it is the cheapest accommodation in Kenmare. All Kenmare hotels are presented with descriptions, photographs and exact location on the Kenmare map. Athos Travel offers Kenmare accommodation at unbeatable prices. You always get hotel room at the lowest price and you can make a reservation immediately. You receive a booking confirmation within few minutes to your e-mail address. We wish you a pleasant choice and a nice stay in Kenmare.









Kenmare Travel Guide



Kenmare in the southeast corner of the Iveragh Peninsula in County Kerry, Southwest Ireland, is on the popular Ring of Kerry tourist route. It's one of the top tourist destinations in Ireland for the well heeled traveler and is renowned for its food. Kenmare hotels and Kenmare interactive map »







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In a town blessed with an exceptional choice of wonderful eating places, we have found 11 match's the Foley family’s buzzy little restaurant in Kenmare has long been a favourite for returning visitors.


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Little Brook - Kenmare, County Kerry


A beautifully presented terraced Kenmare cottage situated in a well-maintained development just a short walk from the lively and vibrant town of Kenmare in County Kerry. Perfectly located for accessing the famous Ring of Kerry and Ring of Beara, this Kenmare cottage is an ideal base for a family wishing to explore this wonderful part of Ireland. Your quality Kenmare cottage is in a fabulous riverside position, just a short stroll from the water's edge, with shared access to a charming picnic area looking out over the Kenmare River, just as it enters the bay. Contemporary in style and offering open plan living accommodation with modern conveniences, this Kenmare cottage is warm and welcoming with underfloor heating throughout. Guests will enjoy the lovely lawned garden to the rear of this Kenmare cottage, which provides a fabulous haven in which to relax and unwind. Enjoy the woodland views while you strike up the barbecue for a family feast or wander to the riverside and skim a stone on the tranquil waters, or perhaps try your hand at a spot of fishing! Golf, hill walking, horse riding, water sports and boat trips are all available locally, while lively pubs and restaurants are readily available in Kenmare. A perfect Kenmare cottage for a relaxing Irish getaway.

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Friday, May 6, 2011

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Robyn’s nest is just a three minute walk from the beach and a five minute drive to the local shop and pub,... more

Woodlawn
Overlooking Kenmare bay and nestled between the beautiful Rings of Kerry and Beara, this comfortable and... more

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Kenmare Hotels

Hawthorn House "perfect location excellent accomodation a home from home"
Have just returned from a 4 day break staying in the self catering cottages belonging to Hawthorn House in... more

Rockcrest House "Great B & B for the family."
It was just perfect. Our family room was big and comfortable, the breakfast was delicious and it was a very... more

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Kenmare Restaurants

No 35 "Lovely food welcoming atmosphere and great service"
We had a great meal in No 35 with our 2 children. Good selection to choose from - something to suit all tastes... more

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Kenmare Things to Do

Seafari Cruises "Whaw !"
We spend two and and half most wonderfull hours with Raymond and Sean during this very interesting and... more

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