Ballybunion Tourism

03/04/2026

26/11/2025

Ballybunion Nature Group is delighted to host a special screening of Dinnseanchas, a beautifully shot Irish film exploring how culture, community and creativity can help us navigate a changing climate. Commissioned by Hometree, a Clare-based nature restoration charity, the film weaves together voices from Ireland's western uplands, revealing the deep connections between people and place.
It will be followed by a panel discussion and a Q and A.
This is part of the Winter series for Ballybunion Nature Group. It is a free event which will take place in St Joseph's Secondary School (V31RT61) on Doon Road, Ballybunion, Friday 28th November at 7.30pm.
Remember, to join the Ballybunion Nature Group, just send them an email request through [email protected] to be placed on the email list, along with your phone number, to be included in the WhatsApp group. Everyone welcome
You can book your FREE place through the link in the stories

24/11/2025

Ballybunion Community Forum would like to thank Kerry County Council for financial assistance under the Community Support Fund 2025 in respect of the Ballybunion Christmas Lights project.

19/11/2025

Upcoming Event over the Christmas Break
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18/10/2025

Ballybunion Nature Group are delighted to be hosting a lovely evening with Rob Fell called
Ainmneacha Gaeilge don Dúlra - Irish Names for Nature.
At Ballybunion Community Centre, this Friday, 24th October, 7-9pm.

Rob Fell hails from Firies, Co. Kerry and now lives in the Gaeltacht of Corca Dhuibhne. He has had a lifelong interest in nature, which he has brought firmly into his approach to teaching national school pupils. Rob is a celebrated traditional musician and is inspired by the connection between nature and traditional Irish music.
As part of this very first lecture of the Ballybunion Nature Group, Rob will present the various names and meanings of Irish animals and broader nature. With the recent passing of Manchán Magan, this promises to be a special night of exploring a deeper connection with the natural world that surrounds us.

If you are attending, feel free to bring along your own music.

07/10/2025

Would you like to join in with Ballybunion Nature Group? There is a gathering for the Nature Group on Friday 10th Oct at the Convent.
Everyone welcome.
You can book your spot here:
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/ballybunion-nature-group-tickets-1765107727729

Looking forward to making plans together.

13/08/2025

Ballybunion Heritage Walk & Dolphinwatch
Thursday August 21st 6-9pm

At 6pm we will walk from Ballybunion to Bromore cliffs with historian Danny Houlihan describing the heritage of the area. At Bromore Cliffs at 6.45, we will take a biodiversity and heritage tour with owner Mike Flahive followed by a DolphinWatch over the Atlantic ocean and Shannon Estuary with Brilliant Ballybunion team member Dr Joanne O'Brien. There will be a bus to return from Bromore to Doon Rd for the walkers.

If people just want to join at Bromore that's ok. Talk with Mike starts at 6.45 and DolphinWatch starts at 7.30pm

Please wear a high viz if walking from Doon. Please hold childrens hands while walking the main Road. Dogs are very welcome, but please keep on a lead at all times. Dress appropriately for the weather.

This event is supported by LAWPRO (Local Authority Waters Programme) and Ballybunion Nature Group (Ballybunion Community Forum)

Book here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1587669164209?aff=oddtdtcreator

07/08/2025

In Ballybunion Friday the 15th of August.