Guidebook for Killarney
Drinks & Nightlife
A lovely pub, restaurant and shop, ten minutes drive from the barn on the road to the Gap of Dunloe. Good food and live music in season, great atmosphere. Well worth a visit
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Kate Kearneys Cottage
Gap of DunloeA lovely pub, restaurant and shop, ten minutes drive from the barn on the road to the Gap of Dunloe. Good food and live music in season, great atmosphere. Well worth a visit
A very popular pub, JM Reidy's is furnished with an eclectic array of items from its previous life as a sweetshop and bakery. Live music most days, and good food served from 12.00 until 18.00, this is a popular venue with its seven bars and great gin menu!
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John M Reidy
4 Main StA very popular pub, JM Reidy's is furnished with an eclectic array of items from its previous life as a sweetshop and bakery. Live music most days, and good food served from 12.00 until 18.00, this is a popular venue with its seven bars and great gin menu!
Parks & Nature
Ten minutes drive from the barn, a beautiful and exciting mountain pass with lakes and hiking routes. In season take a jaunting car through the Gap to the Black Valley and Lord Brandon's Cottage.
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Gap of Dunloe
Ten minutes drive from the barn, a beautiful and exciting mountain pass with lakes and hiking routes. In season take a jaunting car through the Gap to the Black Valley and Lord Brandon's Cottage.
The most popular starting point for a trek up Ireland's highest mountain is an eight minute drive from White Cottage Barn. Hike through the Hag's Glen to two lakes circled by the mountains. Consider hiring a guide for a hike up Carrauntoohil, as it is a serious mountain walk, and should only be attempted in good weather.
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Carrantoohil
The most popular starting point for a trek up Ireland's highest mountain is an eight minute drive from White Cottage Barn. Hike through the Hag's Glen to two lakes circled by the mountains. Consider hiring a guide for a hike up Carrauntoohil, as it is a serious mountain walk, and should only be attempted in good weather.
White Cottage Barn lies at the foot of Cruach Mhór and Cnoc an Bhraca. The summits of both these mountains are accessible from the Barn, please ask for more information when you are here. There are also two small, very secret lakes set at the bottom of the mountains, about 45 minutes hike from the barn, and various other shorter walks.
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Macgillycuddy's Reeks
White Cottage Barn lies at the foot of Cruach Mhór and Cnoc an Bhraca. The summits of both these mountains are accessible from the Barn, please ask for more information when you are here. There are also two small, very secret lakes set at the bottom of the mountains, about 45 minutes hike from the barn, and various other shorter walks.
Sightseeing
Take a drive around the Dingle Peninsula. Stop off at Inch Beach for a bracing walk and a coffee at the beachside cafe. Visit Dingle with its lively pubs and interesting shops. See the Blasket Islands from Dunquin Pier, and perhaps in summer take a boat trip to the islands. Drive over Ireland's highest mountain pass, Conor Pass, for beautiful views.
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Dingle Peninsula
Take a drive around the Dingle Peninsula. Stop off at Inch Beach for a bracing walk and a coffee at the beachside cafe. Visit Dingle with its lively pubs and interesting shops. See the Blasket Islands from Dunquin Pier, and perhaps in summer take a boat trip to the islands. Drive over Ireland's highest mountain pass, Conor Pass, for beautiful views.
Drive the world famous Ring of Kerry, 186 kilometres of beautiful scenery, to get a taste of Kerry at its finest. See glorious coastline, historical ring forts and castles, pretty towns and villages, such as Kenmare and Sneem, and return through Killarney National Park.
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Ring of kerry
Ring of KerryDrive the world famous Ring of Kerry, 186 kilometres of beautiful scenery, to get a taste of Kerry at its finest. See glorious coastline, historical ring forts and castles, pretty towns and villages, such as Kenmare and Sneem, and return through Killarney National Park.