The Kenmare Lace and Design Centre in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland is dedicated to preserving the craft of Irish lace making, and a is a centre for the promotion of Kenmare and many other laces, it is not just a museum or craft shop. This meeting place for lace makers from all over the world displays beautiful laces including antique lace from the Convent of the Poor Clares Kenmare, and except for these and other demonstration pieces, most can be purchased. The Kenmare Lace and Design Centre also offers lace making materials and general haberdashery for purchase, there's also a demonstration table where you are shown how all the Irish laces are made, and machine made souvenir lace pieces are available, come for a fascinating visit.READ MORE

Foleys Guesthouse in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland provides traditional hospitality with modern comforts in their award winning surrounds, and there's a restaurant and bar, guest rooms and holiday homes, something for everyone. The restaurant menu features locally sourced seafood and the most creamy seafood chowder you'll ever eat, they also do grilled beef burgers, Kerry lamb stew and Atlantic salmon, plus the bar is a great place to relax and enjoy a drink while watching the game with open fires and a traditional setting or listening to live Irish music in the evenings. Foleys Guesthouse rooms offer all the modern comforts with contemporary furnishings, en-suites, multi channel TV's, WIFI and more and a full Irish breakfast is served in the morning. The holiday homes are perfect for self catering holidays with a wide range of choices available, some with stunning views over the surrounding bay and mountains.READ MORE

Sallyport House in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland is perfect in every way and all rooms enjoy fantastic and scenic views over the bay, the rose garden or lawn, they are elegant and individually decorated including breakfast. This beautiful Edwardian house stands on the shore of the Kenmare River or Kenmare Bay in a spectacular location on the edge of the harbour just minutes from the centre of town, the most south easterly point on the renowned Ring of Kerry. Sallyport House is the ideal base from which to explore all the sites and enjoy all the wonderful activities in the area, come for a comfortable, homely, luxurious stay in beautiful surrounds.READ MORE

The Kenmare Stone Circle is a wonderful attraction in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland and the largest stone circle in south West Ireland, and unlike any other in Muster, is egg shaped. Built during the bronze age 2.200 to 500 B.C. stone circles are believed to be for ritual and ceremonial purposes, often orientated on lunar and solar events. The Kenmare Stone Circle has 15 heavy boulders with a giant capstone or impressive boulder Dolmen in the centre believed to mark the burial place of someone important, come for a wonderful walk and view this impressive feature from days of old, it's an awesome, thought provoking and inspiring experience. READ MORE

Pure Touch guarantees the best massages in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland with professional massage treatments in the comfort of their home that will relieve stress and tension, relax the mind and spirit and give new life energy, they will put you on a path to heal. Treatments include Chakra energetic aromatherapy massage which is the alternative therapeutic technique combining essential olis and the healing power of massage therapy, they also do Chinese Energetic massage which improves energy balance through pressure along the body's meridian energy lines, and the Hawaiian Lomi Lomi Massage uses forearms, hands and elbows. Pure Touch also offers Indian Head massages, and the dorn method for back and joint pain, the Breuss spinal massage for muscular aches and pains in the back, and Zen touch Shiatsu for the ultimate bodywork experience.READ MORE

The Mews Kenmare is a relatively new venture in town that serves spectacular food in a relaxed setting with lovely atmosphere, and the owners and staff ensure a warm welcome and excellent service throughout your visit. There's an early bird menu and an a la carte menu with excellent wine menu to compliment, and meals include mouthwatering starters and mains for all tastes, with perfect ending desserts for the sweet tooth or an Irish cheese board with a glass of vintage port or dessert wine, tea or coffee. The Mews Kenmare is a place you come to eat, drink and relax, and it is highly recommended by all who visit and dine, come see for yourself.READ MORE

Seafari Cruises in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland offers seal and eagle watching cruises over 2 hours around the river and islands featuring spectacular animal and bird life and stunning Kerry scenery. Cruises are wheelchair accessible and there's an onboard souvenir shop as well as snacks available, and humorous friendly and informative guides make for an interesting and fascinating journey with traditional music and song along the way. With Seafari Cruises get up close and personal to the seals, they also cater to corporate events and parties, and the licensed ship can carry up to 100 passengers with face painting and a puppet show for the little ones, book today for the adventure of a lifetime.READ MORE

The Purcell Gallery in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland showcases a variety of artists from the area and outside who exhibit here and show beautiful interpretations of the local landscape from representational to abstract. There are also stunning works of bustling streetscapes, mountainscapes, seascapes, rocky outcrops of Beara and much more. The Purcell Gallery is a must visit with works available for purchase online, and they are always current and upcoming, not to be missed exhibitions to visit and see.READ MORE

Kenmare Guided Heritage Walk in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland offers a guided, informative and fascinating walk through this wonderful estate town with historical facts and anecdotes dating back to 1850, and some tall tales of real characters. There is so much more to this town than meets the eye and an insiders views with your entertaining humorous guide will have you discovering a wonderful taste of the town and Ireland. The Kenmare Guided Heritage Walk comes highly recommended and you get to learn about the historical events and people that made the town what it is today, plus your knowledgeable guides know how to tell a story, it's a fascinating insight and a must do when visiting.READ MORE

Gleninchaquin Park in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland is located on the North West side of the Beara Peninsula and is a long narrow coombe valley with spectacular waterfall that feeds the succession of lakes along the valley floor. Created approximately 70,000 years ago by glaciation, the valley features wonderful flora and trees as well as an abundance of birdlife including numerous birds of prey, also in residenc are red squirrels, stoat and the Kerry slug, and the valley plays host to many migrants. Gleninchaquin Park is steeped in history, and today features stone circles, standing stones, an earthen ring fort, burial sites and fulacht fiadh where natives from long ago would have cooked their meals, come for a wonderful visit and learn about the heritage, botany, geology and so much more, it's a memorable experience.READ MORE