Caroline’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Gap of Dunloe
Ross Castle was built in the 15th century and is typical of its style, with square bartizans on diagonally opposite corners and a thick end wall containing a tier of chambers and winding stairs.
Language guides are available and they have guidebooks in English, Irish, French, German and Italian. There is access for disabled visitors on the ground floor.
Opening Times
Mid March - End October
9:30am to 5:45pm (last admission 45 minutes before closing) Book in advance if there is a group
Please note this is a busy site and visitors may experience a delay during summer months.
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Castello di Ross
Ross RoadRoss Castle was built in the 15th century and is typical of its style, with square bartizans on diagonally opposite corners and a thick end wall containing a tier of chambers and winding stairs.
Language guides are available and they have guidebooks in English, Irish, French, German and Italian. There is access for disabled visitors on the ground floor.
Opening Times
Mid March - End October
9:30am to 5:45pm (last admission 45 minutes before closing) Book in advance if there is a group
Please note this is a busy site and visitors may experience a delay during summer months.
Make your way to the internationally renowned Killarney National Park. Come here for the scenic beauty with 10,000 hectares of stunning lakes, mountains and woods.
Discover the expanse of rugged mountainous country in Killarney National Park. Explore the magnificent McGillycuddy's Reeks, the highest mountain range in Ireland which rises to a height of over 1000 metres.
At the foot of these mountains are the world-famous lakes of Killarney, where the mountains sweep down to the shores. Visit the focal point of the National Park, Muckross House, a late 19th-century mansion with immaculately kept gardens.
Take a stroll around this beautiful place, admire the native oakwoods and yew together with an abundance of evergreen trees, shrubs and a profusion of bryophytes and lichens which thrive in the mild Killarney climate. If you're lucky, you might see some red deer roaming around the national park.
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Killarney National Park
Make your way to the internationally renowned Killarney National Park. Come here for the scenic beauty with 10,000 hectares of stunning lakes, mountains and woods.
Discover the expanse of rugged mountainous country in Killarney National Park. Explore the magnificent McGillycuddy's Reeks, the highest mountain range in Ireland which rises to a height of over 1000 metres.
At the foot of these mountains are the world-famous lakes of Killarney, where the mountains sweep down to the shores. Visit the focal point of the National Park, Muckross House, a late 19th-century mansion with immaculately kept gardens.
Take a stroll around this beautiful place, admire the native oakwoods and yew together with an abundance of evergreen trees, shrubs and a profusion of bryophytes and lichens which thrive in the mild Killarney climate. If you're lucky, you might see some red deer roaming around the national park.
A spectacular driving loop around the Iveragh Peninsula, The Ring of Kerry is 179km of breathtaking beauty that takes in Torc Waterfall, Moll’s Gap, Muckross House and much more. If yours is a flying visit, the drive can be completed in a day. But if you have more time, take it at your leisure and really soak in the atmosphere of this otherworldly place.
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Ring of kerry
Ring of KerryA spectacular driving loop around the Iveragh Peninsula, The Ring of Kerry is 179km of breathtaking beauty that takes in Torc Waterfall, Moll’s Gap, Muckross House and much more. If yours is a flying visit, the drive can be completed in a day. But if you have more time, take it at your leisure and really soak in the atmosphere of this otherworldly place.
Visit Inch and admire its captivating beauty, spend hours walking along the strand, swimming in the ocean and breathing in the fresh Atlantic air. Plan your trip around the Inch Polo Festival in September, an epic day out with horses sprinting across the sand. With the sea on one side and the dramatic mountains of Slieve Mish on the other, admire the amazing views before dropping into one of the cosy pubs for a delicious meal.
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Inch Beach
Visit Inch and admire its captivating beauty, spend hours walking along the strand, swimming in the ocean and breathing in the fresh Atlantic air. Plan your trip around the Inch Polo Festival in September, an epic day out with horses sprinting across the sand. With the sea on one side and the dramatic mountains of Slieve Mish on the other, admire the amazing views before dropping into one of the cosy pubs for a delicious meal.
The River Laune on your doorstep provides anglers with some excellent salmon and sea trout fishing opportunities. The rivers source is located in the Killarney lakes and the Laune exits Lough Leane approximately 300m upstream of Laune Bridge.
Season
Salmon from 17th January to 30th September.
Sea-Trout, 17th January to 12th October.
Brown Trout 15th February to 12th October.
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River Laune
The River Laune on your doorstep provides anglers with some excellent salmon and sea trout fishing opportunities. The rivers source is located in the Killarney lakes and the Laune exits Lough Leane approximately 300m upstream of Laune Bridge.
Season
Salmon from 17th January to 30th September.
Sea-Trout, 17th January to 12th October.
Brown Trout 15th February to 12th October.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Skellig Michael is a tiny 6th century monastic settlement perched on a jagged rock, 11km off the coast of Kerry in the roaring Atlantic. If that’s not enough to entice you, it also stars as a Jedi refuge in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Catch a boat trip to the island from Portmagee, Caherdaniel or Ballinskelligs Pier.
Boats run on a seasonal schedule but if your timing and the weather is right — this is one not to be missed (note: Skellig Michael remains closed to visitors for 2020).
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Great Skellig
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Skellig Michael is a tiny 6th century monastic settlement perched on a jagged rock, 11km off the coast of Kerry in the roaring Atlantic. If that’s not enough to entice you, it also stars as a Jedi refuge in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Catch a boat trip to the island from Portmagee, Caherdaniel or Ballinskelligs Pier.
Boats run on a seasonal schedule but if your timing and the weather is right — this is one not to be missed (note: Skellig Michael remains closed to visitors for 2020).
Five minutes from Caherdaniel, it’s worth stopping to visit Daniel O’Connell’s ancestral home, Derrynane House, where many relics of The Liberator’s life and career are preserved. Afterwards, take a scenic stroll through the lush grounds of Derrynane National Historic Park.
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Derrynane
Five minutes from Caherdaniel, it’s worth stopping to visit Daniel O’Connell’s ancestral home, Derrynane House, where many relics of The Liberator’s life and career are preserved. Afterwards, take a scenic stroll through the lush grounds of Derrynane National Historic Park.
Step into 1 million years of history and wonder at Crag Cave, Ireland’s most exciting show cave. Crag Cave, in Castleisland County Kerry, is formed of limestone and is a colourful wonderland of stalagmites and stalactites.
Discovered in 1983 and thought to be over 1 million years old Crag Cave is a magical wonderland of stalagmites and stalactites. It is an all-weather visitor attraction located in Castleisland County Kerry 2km off the N21.
The Cave is renowned as one of the finest examples of a limestone cave in Ireland. Etched over time into a natural wonder, Crag Cave offers an amazing view of how a cave is formed. See incredible examples of pillars, stalagmites, stalactites, flowstone and underground water channels.
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Grotta di Crag
Step into 1 million years of history and wonder at Crag Cave, Ireland’s most exciting show cave. Crag Cave, in Castleisland County Kerry, is formed of limestone and is a colourful wonderland of stalagmites and stalactites.
Discovered in 1983 and thought to be over 1 million years old Crag Cave is a magical wonderland of stalagmites and stalactites. It is an all-weather visitor attraction located in Castleisland County Kerry 2km off the N21.
The Cave is renowned as one of the finest examples of a limestone cave in Ireland. Etched over time into a natural wonder, Crag Cave offers an amazing view of how a cave is formed. See incredible examples of pillars, stalagmites, stalactites, flowstone and underground water channels.
Killarney House and Gardens have been carefully restored to their former glory and today you can enjoy a tour of the historic rooms and take in the beauty of the gardens. The new interpretive exhibition will be a gateway to Killarney National Park and lead you to discover more about this beautiful landscape and our work to protect it.
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Killarney House Gardens
Killarney House and Gardens have been carefully restored to their former glory and today you can enjoy a tour of the historic rooms and take in the beauty of the gardens. The new interpretive exhibition will be a gateway to Killarney National Park and lead you to discover more about this beautiful landscape and our work to protect it.
Neighbourhoods
Killarney is one of the warmest and most welcoming towns in the country. Feel instantly at home as you wander down the streets, grab a tasty meal and relax in a comfortable pub.The town is part of Killarney National Park and the Ring of Kerry and is a fantastic place to base yourself as you explore the sublime beauty of the area. Make memories that’ll last a lifetime in Killarney
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Killarney
Killarney is one of the warmest and most welcoming towns in the country. Feel instantly at home as you wander down the streets, grab a tasty meal and relax in a comfortable pub.The town is part of Killarney National Park and the Ring of Kerry and is a fantastic place to base yourself as you explore the sublime beauty of the area. Make memories that’ll last a lifetime in Killarney
n Ireland’s beautiful far South West – where the ancient Kingdom of Kerry meets wild West Cork – five great peninsulas with mountainous spines stretch miles out into the ocean. This is great walking country, with long-distance trails and circular routes across the region. Hugging the coast, or crossing Ireland’s highest mountains, breathtaking views unfold at every turn. It’s the furthest west in all Ireland: “next parish Manhattan”, they say here. And there’s a distinctly edge-of-the-world feel to the Southern Peninsulas, as both the mainland and everyday life are left far behind.
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Southern Peninsula Region
n Ireland’s beautiful far South West – where the ancient Kingdom of Kerry meets wild West Cork – five great peninsulas with mountainous spines stretch miles out into the ocean. This is great walking country, with long-distance trails and circular routes across the region. Hugging the coast, or crossing Ireland’s highest mountains, breathtaking views unfold at every turn. It’s the furthest west in all Ireland: “next parish Manhattan”, they say here. And there’s a distinctly edge-of-the-world feel to the Southern Peninsulas, as both the mainland and everyday life are left far behind.
Visit Kenmare on the Ring of Kerry between the Iveragh and Beara Peninsulas, at the head of beautiful Kenmare Bay. Kayak in the clear waters, soak up the spectacular scenery, head on a horseback ride and marvel at the dramatic peaks of the MacGillycuddy's Reeks. Just a short walk from this pretty town, explore the ancient stone circle and the wishing tree.
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Kenmare
Visit Kenmare on the Ring of Kerry between the Iveragh and Beara Peninsulas, at the head of beautiful Kenmare Bay. Kayak in the clear waters, soak up the spectacular scenery, head on a horseback ride and marvel at the dramatic peaks of the MacGillycuddy's Reeks. Just a short walk from this pretty town, explore the ancient stone circle and the wishing tree.
Explore the pretty village of Sneem in County Kerry. Learn of the county’s local geology at the Kerry Geopark and experience the sensory garden, riverside wildlife trail and rare coral beach. Check out the local farmer's market for delicious treats, discover the delights of The Kerry Way walking route, or plan your visit around the Sneem Family Festival and see everything from street entertainment to crab fishing.
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Sneem
Explore the pretty village of Sneem in County Kerry. Learn of the county’s local geology at the Kerry Geopark and experience the sensory garden, riverside wildlife trail and rare coral beach. Check out the local farmer's market for delicious treats, discover the delights of The Kerry Way walking route, or plan your visit around the Sneem Family Festival and see everything from street entertainment to crab fishing.
Visit Killorglin in the heart of Kerry on the Wild Atlantic Way. Discover tales of days gone by in the Basement Museum and pick up fresh, local produce at the weekly farmers market. Plan your visit around Puck Fair, one of Ireland's oldest street festivals which takes place in August. Steeped in mystery and legend, experience the vibrant carnival atmosphere with storytelling, traditional music and parades.
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Killorglin
Visit Killorglin in the heart of Kerry on the Wild Atlantic Way. Discover tales of days gone by in the Basement Museum and pick up fresh, local produce at the weekly farmers market. Plan your visit around Puck Fair, one of Ireland's oldest street festivals which takes place in August. Steeped in mystery and legend, experience the vibrant carnival atmosphere with storytelling, traditional music and parades.
It’s easy to fall in love with Dingle, the main hub of the sensationally beautiful Dingle Peninsula.Soak in the jaw-dropping scenery, the rugged cliffs and seaside trails. The bustling marina is the focal point of the town, sit for a while and take in the local action. Dingle is the ideal base for exploring the magnificent Conor Pass, Ireland’s highest mountain pass.Fungi, the bottle-nosed dolphin is the town’s most-loved resident, take a boat trip and see if you can spot him yourself.
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Dingle
It’s easy to fall in love with Dingle, the main hub of the sensationally beautiful Dingle Peninsula.Soak in the jaw-dropping scenery, the rugged cliffs and seaside trails. The bustling marina is the focal point of the town, sit for a while and take in the local action. Dingle is the ideal base for exploring the magnificent Conor Pass, Ireland’s highest mountain pass.Fungi, the bottle-nosed dolphin is the town’s most-loved resident, take a boat trip and see if you can spot him yourself.
Drive to southwest County Kerry and discover Portmagee, a lovely village by the sea with an exciting smuggler's history thanks to Captain Theobald Magee. Cast your line out and try a spot of angling from the pier, or stretch your legs and hike 'The Kerry Way'. Plan your trip around their annual weekend of traditional music, set dancing and song. A memorable experience in one of Ireland's most charming communities awaits.
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Portmagee
Drive to southwest County Kerry and discover Portmagee, a lovely village by the sea with an exciting smuggler's history thanks to Captain Theobald Magee. Cast your line out and try a spot of angling from the pier, or stretch your legs and hike 'The Kerry Way'. Plan your trip around their annual weekend of traditional music, set dancing and song. A memorable experience in one of Ireland's most charming communities awaits.
Experience Tralee, a bustling hive of activity. Visit the local museum in the middle of the town and uncover its rich historical treasures.Take a walk around the local park and make time for the gorgeous rose garden. Stop for a coffee in one of the cute cafés and watch the world go by.With spectacular views of the Slieve Mish and Stack’s Mountains, enjoy this beautiful part of Ireland.
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Tralee
Experience Tralee, a bustling hive of activity. Visit the local museum in the middle of the town and uncover its rich historical treasures.Take a walk around the local park and make time for the gorgeous rose garden. Stop for a coffee in one of the cute cafés and watch the world go by.With spectacular views of the Slieve Mish and Stack’s Mountains, enjoy this beautiful part of Ireland.
Food scene
Located in The Gap of Dunloe, Beaufort, County Kerry, Kate Kearney’s Cottage, welcomes hungry and thirsty visitors. The restaurant serves dinner and bar food. There is a craft shop here and the cottage is a venue for Traditional Irish Nights.
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Kate Kearneys Cottage
Gap of DunloeLocated in The Gap of Dunloe, Beaufort, County Kerry, Kate Kearney’s Cottage, welcomes hungry and thirsty visitors. The restaurant serves dinner and bar food. There is a craft shop here and the cottage is a venue for Traditional Irish Nights.
pancake cottage is over 200 years old and has been run by Peter & Margaret Kerssens since 1997.
The old dormer cottage was originally a family farmhouse, located on a sidetrack on the famous Ring of Kerry overlooking Slievaduff Valley. The area is a favourite with tourists and locals alike.
Peter & Margaret turned the cottage into a little café/restaurant creating the space themselves as they have a great love for cooking and creating things. Keeping the traditional Irish cottage-style which makes it a cosy and homely restaurant, with a welcoming wood burning stove but with modern facilities.
The cottage has its own well, so there is no chloride in the water system, just pure natural filtered spring water.
The little art & craft shop is another aspect of “The Strawberry Field”. The crafts are all by local artists, including items created by Peter and Margaret’s paintings and crafts.
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The Strawberry Field
pancake cottage is over 200 years old and has been run by Peter & Margaret Kerssens since 1997.
The old dormer cottage was originally a family farmhouse, located on a sidetrack on the famous Ring of Kerry overlooking Slievaduff Valley. The area is a favourite with tourists and locals alike.
Peter & Margaret turned the cottage into a little café/restaurant creating the space themselves as they have a great love for cooking and creating things. Keeping the traditional Irish cottage-style which makes it a cosy and homely restaurant, with a welcoming wood burning stove but with modern facilities.
The cottage has its own well, so there is no chloride in the water system, just pure natural filtered spring water.
The little art & craft shop is another aspect of “The Strawberry Field”. The crafts are all by local artists, including items created by Peter and Margaret’s paintings and crafts.
Sol y Sombra Tapas Bar & Restaurant
Bridge StTapas Bar & Restaurant
Get Active in Nature
For over 300 years Cronin’s Yard has been used as the traditional starting point for ascents of Ireland’s highest mountain, Carrauntoohil, Situated at the entrance to the Hag’s Glen at Mealis, Beaufort, this is the gateway to the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks and the ideal base from which to explore the surrounding countryside. The holiday home is a mere 8km away from the starting point.
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Macgillycuddy's Reeks
For over 300 years Cronin’s Yard has been used as the traditional starting point for ascents of Ireland’s highest mountain, Carrauntoohil, Situated at the entrance to the Hag’s Glen at Mealis, Beaufort, this is the gateway to the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks and the ideal base from which to explore the surrounding countryside. The holiday home is a mere 8km away from the starting point.
The River Laune on your doorstep provides anglers with some excellent salmon and sea trout fishing opportunities. The rivers source is located in the Killarney lakes and the Laune exits Lough Leane approximately 300m upstream of Laune Bridge.
Season
Salmon from 17th January to 30th September.
Sea-Trout, 17th January to 12th October.
Brown Trout 15th February to 12th October.
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River Laune
The River Laune on your doorstep provides anglers with some excellent salmon and sea trout fishing opportunities. The rivers source is located in the Killarney lakes and the Laune exits Lough Leane approximately 300m upstream of Laune Bridge.
Season
Salmon from 17th January to 30th September.
Sea-Trout, 17th January to 12th October.
Brown Trout 15th February to 12th October.
Kayak the Lakes of Killarney - Explore hidden islands and inlets as you kayak across the legendary Lakes of Killarney with Outdoors Ireland or Mór Active. Find out how this stunning landscape was formed and uncover the incredible history and wild nature of one of Ireland’s most beautiful places.
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Lough Leane
Kayak the Lakes of Killarney - Explore hidden islands and inlets as you kayak across the legendary Lakes of Killarney with Outdoors Ireland or Mór Active. Find out how this stunning landscape was formed and uncover the incredible history and wild nature of one of Ireland’s most beautiful places.
Golf
Killarney Golf & Fishing Club located adjacent to Lough Lein with the McGillycuddy Reeks in the background. All three courses are built to modern specifications with sand-based greens and tree-lined, undulating fairways. Killeen is considered the flagship course of the club. It reopened in June 2006 and is slightly longer with faster greens, which have been brought closer to the water hazards around the course. Long accurate shots will be rewarded on this course. While Mahony’s Point is the most scenic and friendly of our 3 courses, it is enjoyable and challenging to golfers of all standards.
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Killarney Golf & Fishing Club
Killarney Golf & Fishing Club located adjacent to Lough Lein with the McGillycuddy Reeks in the background. All three courses are built to modern specifications with sand-based greens and tree-lined, undulating fairways. Killeen is considered the flagship course of the club. It reopened in June 2006 and is slightly longer with faster greens, which have been brought closer to the water hazards around the course. Long accurate shots will be rewarded on this course. While Mahony’s Point is the most scenic and friendly of our 3 courses, it is enjoyable and challenging to golfers of all standards.
Discover Beaufort Golf Resort, County Kerry. An 18-hole parkland course, nestled amongst 200 year old trees, 15th century castle ruins, beautiful lakes and rolling meadows, uniquely surrounded by the magnificence of the MacGillycuddy Reeks.
Facilities at Beaufort Golf Resort include a 7,004 yard 18-hole course, friendly clubhouse, bar and restaurant, pro shop, putting green and car park.
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Beaufort Golf Club
Discover Beaufort Golf Resort, County Kerry. An 18-hole parkland course, nestled amongst 200 year old trees, 15th century castle ruins, beautiful lakes and rolling meadows, uniquely surrounded by the magnificence of the MacGillycuddy Reeks.
Facilities at Beaufort Golf Resort include a 7,004 yard 18-hole course, friendly clubhouse, bar and restaurant, pro shop, putting green and car park.
Dooks Golf Links club is renowned for its friendliness and invites all its visitors to enjoy the unique atmosphere of the clubhouse. Even though it has been extensively remodelled, great care was taken to ensure it retained its old world charm and quirkiness. One can relax in the bar which was specially designed so that people at one end of the bar could speak to those at the other.
Enjoy a pint of the best Guinness and recharge the batteries by availing of our excellent catering facilities which are available throughout the day. We have a purpose-built, well-equipped pro shop, which stocks all the top brands. Here you can purchase all types of golf accessories, presents and can avail of our rental facilities for club hire, trolley hire and buggy hire and caddies. It is important that all intending visitors make reservations as early as possible.
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Club di Golf Dooks
Dooks Golf Links club is renowned for its friendliness and invites all its visitors to enjoy the unique atmosphere of the clubhouse. Even though it has been extensively remodelled, great care was taken to ensure it retained its old world charm and quirkiness. One can relax in the bar which was specially designed so that people at one end of the bar could speak to those at the other.
Enjoy a pint of the best Guinness and recharge the batteries by availing of our excellent catering facilities which are available throughout the day. We have a purpose-built, well-equipped pro shop, which stocks all the top brands. Here you can purchase all types of golf accessories, presents and can avail of our rental facilities for club hire, trolley hire and buggy hire and caddies. It is important that all intending visitors make reservations as early as possible.
Discover Siamsa Tíre, a renowned venue for showcasing traditional Irish music, song, dance folk productions and drama on stage. The National Folk Theatre of Ireland is involved in the preservation of Ireland’s cultural heritage through vibrant and colourful theatrical entertainment.
Book your ticket to see a performance from a cast of over 100 performers, comprising of dancers, singers and musicians, all professionally trained in the signature Siamsa style.
Journey to this lively theatre during the Summer Season with its programme of unique and vibrant shows that are performed in Ireland and abroad. Siamsa Tíre also has Irish dance and song workshops for visitors to learn some original Irish dance steps and songs from the stage repertoire.
Delve deeper into the arts with their continuous calendar of visual arts events which take place throughout the year in the galleries and exhibition area.
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Waterville
Discover Siamsa Tíre, a renowned venue for showcasing traditional Irish music, song, dance folk productions and drama on stage. The National Folk Theatre of Ireland is involved in the preservation of Ireland’s cultural heritage through vibrant and colourful theatrical entertainment.
Book your ticket to see a performance from a cast of over 100 performers, comprising of dancers, singers and musicians, all professionally trained in the signature Siamsa style.
Journey to this lively theatre during the Summer Season with its programme of unique and vibrant shows that are performed in Ireland and abroad. Siamsa Tíre also has Irish dance and song workshops for visitors to learn some original Irish dance steps and songs from the stage repertoire.
Delve deeper into the arts with their continuous calendar of visual arts events which take place throughout the year in the galleries and exhibition area.
Event Centre
Beautifully designed, Ireland’s National Events and Conference Centre is the country’s largest multi-purpose centre and a recipe for success, whatever your requirements may be. This complex features 4,500 sq metres of space, a 2,500 seater auditorium, 500 hotel rooms on site and a further 2,000 hotel rooms within a one mile radius. Ireland’s National Events and Conference Centre has the capacity and smooth adaptability to host a wide range of events such as conferences, exhibitions, concerts, banquets, product launches and indoor sporting events.
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INEC Killarney
Muckross RoadBeautifully designed, Ireland’s National Events and Conference Centre is the country’s largest multi-purpose centre and a recipe for success, whatever your requirements may be. This complex features 4,500 sq metres of space, a 2,500 seater auditorium, 500 hotel rooms on site and a further 2,000 hotel rooms within a one mile radius. Ireland’s National Events and Conference Centre has the capacity and smooth adaptability to host a wide range of events such as conferences, exhibitions, concerts, banquets, product launches and indoor sporting events.
Celtic Steps was born from an idea to showcase Ireland’s traditional music, song & dance and to portray the music of Kerry and beyond, the songs of Ireland’s history. Rather than produce this, in a story, in chronological order down through years, Celtic Steps has mixed music, songs & dance in a unique blend to let you experience a spectacular journey through what is our Irish tradition.
The Show a runs every Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from April to Mid-October and seven nights weekly for June, July & August at the Killarney Racecourse.
Booking Info/Inquiries:
Sean – Mobile +353 87 7735542
David – Mobile +353 87 2461745
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Celtic Steps The Show
Celtic Steps was born from an idea to showcase Ireland’s traditional music, song & dance and to portray the music of Kerry and beyond, the songs of Ireland’s history. Rather than produce this, in a story, in chronological order down through years, Celtic Steps has mixed music, songs & dance in a unique blend to let you experience a spectacular journey through what is our Irish tradition.
The Show a runs every Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from April to Mid-October and seven nights weekly for June, July & August at the Killarney Racecourse.
Booking Info/Inquiries:
Sean – Mobile +353 87 7735542
David – Mobile +353 87 2461745
Discover Siamsa Tíre, a renowned venue for showcasing traditional Irish music, song, dance folk productions and drama on stage. The National Folk Theatre of Ireland is involved in the preservation of Ireland’s cultural heritage through vibrant and colourful theatrical entertainment.
Book your ticket to see a performance from a cast of over 100 performers, comprising of dancers, singers and musicians, all professionally trained in the signature Siamsa style.
Journey to this lively theatre during the Summer Season with its programme of unique and vibrant shows that are performed in Ireland and abroad. Siamsa Tíre also has Irish dance and song workshops for visitors to learn some original Irish dance steps and songs from the stage repertoire.
Delve deeper into the arts with their continuous calendar of visual arts events which take place throughout the year in the galleries and exhibition area.
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Siamsa Tire
Discover Siamsa Tíre, a renowned venue for showcasing traditional Irish music, song, dance folk productions and drama on stage. The National Folk Theatre of Ireland is involved in the preservation of Ireland’s cultural heritage through vibrant and colourful theatrical entertainment.
Book your ticket to see a performance from a cast of over 100 performers, comprising of dancers, singers and musicians, all professionally trained in the signature Siamsa style.
Journey to this lively theatre during the Summer Season with its programme of unique and vibrant shows that are performed in Ireland and abroad. Siamsa Tíre also has Irish dance and song workshops for visitors to learn some original Irish dance steps and songs from the stage repertoire.
Delve deeper into the arts with their continuous calendar of visual arts events which take place throughout the year in the galleries and exhibition area.