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Discover Kerry Your ultimate guide to visiting, living & working in Kerry. Explore the best of what’s on, top tips & hidden gems. bold, vibrant, full of life!

05/09/2026

🇮🇪 **RIVERDANCE 30 – THE NEW GENERATION** comes to Killarney, 10–13 September! ✨

30 years of Irish dance, music & spectacle, reimagined for a new generation.

🚌 Think Public Transport - TFI Local Link Kerry connects you throughout Kerry!

🎟️ Tickets via the link in bio.

04/09/2026

5:36 AM in Kerry. 🌄🥾

Early starts, quiet trails and views like this. Kerry never disappoints — it just keeps stealing our hearts. 💚

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🎥 UGC: .explores

03/09/2026

It’s the little things that make a place unforgettable.

The sound of the waves.
The craic of a festival.
A song in a local pub.
Stories shared by someone who knows Kerry best.
A meal after a day outdoors.
And a sunset you never planned to see.

Kerry is made of moments. Come find yours.

What’s your favourite moment in Kerry? Share in the comments!

September is full of stories waiting to be discovered in Kerry 🍂✨From culture and creativity to music, storytelling and ...
02/09/2026

September is full of stories waiting to be discovered in Kerry 🍂✨

From culture and creativity to music, storytelling and local traditions, there’s plenty happening across the county this month.

Here are some of the festivals and events to discover in Kerry this September. Which one will you be heading to?

01/09/2026

Where the mountains meet the sea. 🌊

This September, head to Castlecove on the Iveragh Peninsula for Cur le Chéile Festival, 11–13 September — a weekend of music, culture and community in one of Kerry’s most beautiful corners.

Come for the festival, stay for Kerry.

31/08/2026

Out beyond the edge of Kerry. 🌊

Where the Atlantic stretches wide, rugged cliffs rise from the sea, and the Skellig Islands appear on the horizon.

The Skellig Coast is a place best experienced from the water — a wild, dramatic landscape shaped by wind, waves and centuries of life along Ireland’s western edge.

Take to the sea and see Kerry from a different perspective. 💙

Plan your Kerry adventure at DiscoverKerry.com

Credit: Fáilte Ireland

30/08/2026

Fenit Beach from the other side — a little quieter, a little wilder, and the perfect place to find some peace. 🌊🤍

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29/08/2026

A sunset over Kenmare Bay 🌅

The name Kenmare comes from the Irish Ceann Mara, meaning “head of the sea” — a fitting name for this beautiful bay, where the Iveragh and Beara peninsulas meet.

Shaped by glaciers during the last Ice Age, Kenmare Bay stretches deep into the Kerry landscape.

Hard to think of a better place to watch the day disappear. 🌊

📍 Kenmare Bay, Co. Kerry

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Some of Kerry’s best stories begin on foot. 🥾There is a different way to experience Kerry when you slow down and follow ...
28/08/2026

Some of Kerry’s best stories begin on foot. 🥾

There is a different way to experience Kerry when you slow down and follow its paths.

Walk beneath the ancient oak woodlands of Killarney National Park. Look closer on Valentia Island, where traces of the past remain part of the landscape. Follow the coast around Bolus Head, within Gaeltacht Uíbh Ráthaigh, where Gaeilge remains a living part of the local community.

Further along the Kerry Way, discover Cúm an Tsleacháin (Coomakista) and its 4,000-year-old wedge tomb, described as the spiritual centre of the Kerry Way. Then follow a different kind of journey at Cnoc na dTobar, one of Ireland’s accredited Pilgrim Paths.

These aren't simply places to walk.

They are landscapes with stories — of people, faith, language, nature and thousands of years of history.

Slow down. Take the path. See what you discover.

📍 Save this for your next Kerry adventure and explore more walking routes at DiscoverKerry.com.

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