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Newest Review: ... house, Coffeys Loch Leine House in Fossa, Killarney. We had a beautiful room in a small guest house and a Lake view in the morning over the lakes of Killarney.After a hearty Irish breakfast we packed our car and headed along the N72, past Carrantoohil, Ireland's highest mountain and on to Kate Kearney's cottage in the Gap of Dunloe.This was a charming spot but we had not long eaten so decided not to stop! We headed on for Killorglin and Glenbeigh, two charming little towns along the route, stopping along the way to take in the breath-taking scenery. Once in Glenbeigh we checked into The Rossbeigh Beach Guest House and went exploring t... more

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Ring of Kerry: Breath-taking!! (676 words)
by idoodooyou - written on 22/04/08 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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Having recently returned from beautiful Ireland, I have decided to share another piece of Irish magic with you all..... This time its the Ring of Kerry in the Southwest. I shall compile a list of how we got there and our activities whilst there and hope its useful to somebody as Its a must-visit area if in Ireland! We travelled on Stena line from Holyhead to Dublin Port which took 3 hours approx. Upon our arrival at the port, we took the N& South from Dublin, taking us the 3 or so hours to Limerick, which is now bypassed(very handy). We had been told it was best to start in Killarney so we headed from Limerick to a little town called ...

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