Caifé na Caoloige @ Louis Mulcahy Pottery

Just five minutes walk from the centre of Dingle, John and Mary Curran have run one of Ireland’s finest guesthouses since the mid-70s, and now have son and daughter Gary and Maria in the business too. It’s an exceptionally comfortable place to stay, quietly ...

Kate and the late Andrew Cooke’s atmospheric bar and restaurant with rooms in the centre of Cahirciveen abounds with character. Customers arriving into the bar off the street are greeted by original features include a magnificently rugged old stone wall and an enor ...

Situated on the scenic Ring of Kerry section of the Wild Atlantic Way and just a few kilometres from the magnificent Rossbeigh Beach, The Glenbeigh Hotel would be a good choice for an overnight or longer stay, with many attractions and activities nearby, including the Ke ...

Just a stone’s throw from the sea at Cromane, where the mussels that the area is famous for are landed, this handsome stone building is smartly maintained and sends out all the right signals from the outset. Jack's celebrated 50 years in business a few years ago, h ...

Easily spotted by its grey-slated mansard-style wraparound roof feature, this landmark building is prominnetly situated on a fork in the road on Waterville's seafront. Known for many years as The Huntsman, it is now owned by experienced hospitality couple, David and Kati ...

The name says it all really - Marie and Bart O’Sullivans' upmarket B&B, SeaClusion, takes full advantage of its scenic location overlooking Ballinskelligs Bay and provides a very comfortable base for discerning visitors to this famous little town. Marie a ...