We are visiting Kenmare for the week and we had a break on the weather so we came here. It was a really nice surprise. We toured the farm and listened to a 10-minute video in one of the buildings that was very interesting. We were provided a brochure that pointed out places on the property for us as we walked around. They weren't officially opened today, so we didn't see that the tea area offered any food, but we did enjoy shopping for family.

Our group from US with Gem Tours visited today, yes it was cold today but we had so much fun. This family was so friendly and knowledgeable of their area. Also talented, and authentic. We found ourselves smiling the whole time. Don't pass this up, if you have the chance, you must stop. Even though their power was out all day and they had to use candles, this actually made it even more special. The whole group smiled all the way home.

Nice to see in a previous review that this tourist stop was open. Thank you Trip Advisor for that information. This is a fun stop for shopping and some historical information. The owners are delightful. The view of a verdant green valley stretches before you across from Molly Gallivan’s. It is close to Kenmare and a great afternoon drive. Beara Peninsula is the most beautiful destination at the end of this route. Head for Healy Pass for some other-worldly natural views. This is my second visit to this fun destination.

We stumbled across Molly Gallivan’s and it was one of the best things we’ve done on our trip so far! Frances and Stephen both chatted with my mum and I, and told us in depth about the amazing history of Molly’s. The shop was incredible and we got some really beautiful knitwear, we had a delicious cup of tea and a scone, and we then explored the farm, which included bottle feeding some adorable lambs and saying hello to ducks, chickens, a pig, a cow, and donkeys. The little trail is so informative and worth doing, and be sure to look at the amazing Neolithic stone formations at the top of the farm. It was an experience we’ll always remember.

Wonderful experience! Very well preserved historic site with a great farm tour including an opportunity to bottle feed the baby lambs. The hosts are descendants of Mollys and very welcoming. Best scones I’ve had in Ireland!

An old and mildly amusing Irish house of modest appeal. It’s mostly a cover for a retail shop with lots of Irish goods. Many of the things for sale are perfectly fine for those who need another shopping opportunity. There are food and drink opportunities here that we did not explore.

A lot of fun with a little bit of history. Enjoyed a very delicious meal of traditional Irish stew. Great look back in time with the story of one very resourceful widow. Great gift shop too!

I went to Molly Gallivan’s cottage with a bus tour. Enjoyed the informative talk; it is a steep walk. Very interesting shopping. A small cafe with great apple square with cream. Beautiful views and well worth the stop.

Myself, mum and dad stumbled across this and decided to go in! It was amazing learning about Molly and how hard she worked after being a widow. You can feed the cutest lambs and see the two besties (cow and pig) cuddling up together! I would recommend to anyone driving through

Delightful stop while we drove around the Ring of Beara. Quaint cottage from the outside, we were greeted by a staff member who gave us a quick and informative historical background for both the cottage and the famous original occupant. There is a small historical museum area to explore, some food and snack options, and an assortment of gifts and clothing items that just “keeps on going” out the back door into other buildings and open areas. Selection and Prices, when compared to our overall 2 weeks shopping experience, were very reasonable. Definitely worth a stop!