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Gallarus Oratory is a remarkably intact 9th-century dry-stone church on the Dingle Peninsula, shaped like an upturned boat. Located in County Kerry, the site is cared for by the Office of Public Works as part of the Heritage Ireland estate.
Gallarus Oratory
A remarkably intact 9th-century dry-stone church on the Dingle Peninsula, shaped like an upturned boat.
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Reask Ecclesiastical Site
An early medieval monastic site on the Dingle Peninsula, with an inscribed cross and beehive huts.
Kilmalkedar Church
A 12th-century Romanesque church on the Dingle Peninsula, part of an early monastic site founded by St Brendan.
Rínn an Chaisleáin
A promontory fort on the Great Blasket Island, with sweeping views across the Atlantic.
Ionad an Bhlascaoid – The Blasket Centre
A heritage centre on the Dingle Peninsula telling the story of the Blasket Island community and its writers.
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Campail Teach an Aragail
A 3-star campsite in Ballydavid, Co. Kerry on the Wild Atlantic Way. 6.9 km from Dingle Peninsula & Slea Head Drive,…
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Tig Bhric
A self-catering stay in Ballyferriter, Co. Kerry on the Wild Atlantic Way. 8.3 km from Dingle Peninsula & Slea Head…
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Imeall na Mara (Seashore House)
A 4-star B&B in Ballydavid, Co. Kerry on the Wild Atlantic Way. 9.0 km from Dingle Peninsula & Slea Head Drive, and…
Óstán Ceann Sibéal
A 3-star hotel in Ballyferriter, Co. Kerry on the Wild Atlantic Way. 9.8 km from Dingle Peninsula & Slea Head Drive,…
Pubs nearby
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An Bóthar Ballyferriter
Traditional rural pub and dining room at the foot of Mount Brandon
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Gaeltacht pub on the Dingle Peninsula and home to West Kerry Brewery
Begley’s Bar Ballydavid
Coastal Gaeltacht tavern overlooking Smerwick Harbour and the Atlantic cliffs
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Beachfront Gaeltacht tavern looking out across Smerwick Harbour and Mount Brandon