TAXIS

ACCOMMODATION

LOCAL ACTIVITIES

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TAXIS

Sean Houlihan Hackney & Coaches
Tel: (066) 9761527

Laune Cabs & Coaches
Tel: 1800 223223

Road Runner Cabs
Tel:(087)2734555

Mid Kerry Cabs
Tel: (087)2582040

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ACCOMMODATION
Grove Lodge Guest House Killarney Road Killorglin
Tel: (066)9761157
Contact: Delia Email: info@grovelodge.com
Web: www.grovelodge.com

River’s Edge B&B The Bridge, Killorglin
Tel: (066)9761750
Contact: Anne/Finbar
Email: info@coffeysriversedge.com
Web: www.coffeysriversedge.com

Riverside House New Line, Killorglin
Tel: 066 9761184
Contact: Geraldine
Web: www.riversidehousebnb.com

Orglan House The Bridge, Killarney Road Killorglin
Tel: 066 9761540
Contact: Bridie
Web: www.orglanhouse.com

Carrig Country House Caragh Lake, Killorglin (5 miles)
Tel: (066)9769100 Contact: Siobhan, Mary, Frank
Email: info@carrighouse.com
Web: www.carrighouse.com

Self Catering:
Riverside Holiday Homes The Bridge, Killorglin
Tel: 066-9765222 Contact: Angela
Email: info@riverside-killorglin.com
Web: www.riverside-killorglin.com

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LOCAL ACTIVITIES

Killorglin is a bustling town in the heart of county Kerry. It is located at the gateway to both the Ring of Kerry and the Dingle Peninsula and within driving distance of the towns of Killarney, Kenmare and Dingle. The town offers a great selection of traditional Irish pubs and restaurant and a myriad of activities to keep you busy during your stay.

GOLF

Dooks, one of the oldest links courses in Ireland is located just 7 miles from Killorglin offering spectacular views over Dooks, Rossbeigh and Dingle Bay. Killorglin itself boasts a scenic 18 hole course. Beaufort, Killarney, Tralee, Ballybunion, Waterville and Kenmare are all within driving distances of Killorglin and on the Ring of Kerry.

PUCK FAIR

Held every year on the 10th, 11th & 12th of August Killorglin plays host to one of Ireland’s oldest street festivals -Puck Fair. Events include a traditional parade and coronation of King Puck (the goat), horse fair, street entertainment with buskers from all over Ireland and further a field. Open air concerts and fireworks display are other major draws to the festival. And of course lots of Guinness on tap!

WALKING

Carrauntuohill, Ireland’s largest peak is but a short drive from Killorglin. The McGuillycuddy Reeks, The Kerry Way and many country and seaside walks make Killorglin a great base for exploring the Kerry landscape on foot.

ANGLING

Killorglin is situated on the River Laune which boasts excellent salmon fishing and brown trout from the Killarney Lakes.

Links:

www.goireland.com
www.gulliver.ie
www.corkkerry.ie
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