Sights & landmarks in Dingle

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  • rodd426
    Vero Beach, FL30 contributions
    An outstanding structure. So much history to learn about. I was doubtful I could manage the walk to the site, so I asked the attendant how far it was. He offered to open the gate and allow us to drive to the location. You must be careful as people are walking along the same road/path. Only parking for maybe 2 cars. Please do not miss this bit of history just because you may think it is beyond your physical abilities as all you have to do is ask the staff. Now you may have to wait a bit if it is busy.
    Written 18 May 2023
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  • John R
    1 contribution
    This place will never leave me. An easy, charming walk to the top, and when I crested the hilltop, I just teared up with joy. The oqnwea
    Written 9 December 2022
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  • Daphne M
    Cardiff, UK192 contributions
    We visited Dingle for the first time this week and were so lucky that our visit coincided with a folk concert at St James Church. I had wanted to visit the church having watched a programme about Amy Winehouse once giving a concert there. We were unaware that folk concerts take place regularly between May - September and happened to arrive on the night of the very first concert of the 2023 season. Tickets are sold at various venues around the town. We purchased ours at Heaneys pub on the Main Street. It’s a small venue so best to buy your ticket in advance although if there is room you can pay at the door.
    The concerts are organised and hosted by a local legend Eoin Duignan who is a multi - instrumentalist with in depth knowledge of Irish folk music and the stories that surround it. Alongside Eoin were other local musicians who delighted us with their talent on the guitar, fiddle , harp, piano and various flutes and pipes. It was a sheer delight and if you get the opportunity to go along make sure you don’t miss out! An evening we shall never forget.
    Written 11 May 2023
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  • pfefmeister
    San Francisco, CA2,796 contributions
    So much history as you circle the peninsula, with this stop being one of my favorites. Again, great stonework in an ancient graveyard, with spectacular vistas over the countryside. Fortunately, you are able to walk inside, though it seems it could crumble at any moment. Don’t miss this stop.
    Written 8 May 2023
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  • swiftmi
    Knoxville, TN1,218 contributions
    We stopped to view the ruins here. You park in a small lot across the road, walk to the entrance and pay the a few euros per person to enter, walk up a hill( about 2-4 minutes) and then you are there. It is not large and spending 20-30 minutes is about right. Very interesting. The views are also nice from the hill
    Written 23 May 2023
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  • Ann C
    Nashville, TN3,130 contributions
    The Irish Famine Cottages located here are a rustic memorial as a reminder of the tragedy of the famines. These cottages are becoming more rare in Ireland as many have been demolished due to lack of care and to make room for more modern structures. The main cottage here was built in the 1840's, it is an example of one of the earliest slated roofs on a cottage.

    This is also a site of a small animal park, the animals were very friendly.
    Written 4 November 2022
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  • William M
    Connecticut302 contributions
    Did not visit as a tourist but rather a congregant. Super music and a reverent atmosphere. Had a beautiful chat with the Priest after.
    Written 19 March 2023
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  • starshy926
    Louisville, KY719 contributions
    Minard Castle is a bit out of the way and yes, you have to drive down a very narrow road (that would be quite challenging with lots of traffic)...but this place is great, and having something all to yourself is magical! I only met a couple cars on the drive down and back to the main road. It's a very cool place though, my only regret is the time of day I was there...it was around 2pm and the lighting was very harsh to get good photos. I bet it would be great in the morning (including sunrise) and maybe late afternoon/sunset. Worth a visit if you're trying to get off the beaten path!
    Written 3 June 2022
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  • honeyI’mhome61
    Greater Manchester, UK357 contributions
    You don’t need to be a child to visit here, we loved walking round feeding all the different animals that come running up to you expecting a treat. They’re all so cute and really fun to be around. Take the time to visit, feed the animals and take in the breathtaking views, you’ll be so glad you did…
    Written 20 May 2023
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  • 301lisa33
    Coventry, UK1,779 contributions
    Pretty but busy place. Nice for a bit of a walk around but there are businesses and facilities located here
    Written 4 August 2022
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  • pfefmeister
    San Francisco, CA2,796 contributions
    I like that you are allowed to walk around the site and experience this unusual venue instead of seeing through a wire fence. Very interesting stop, though not well signed. We followed Rick Steve’s directions to get there. Great stop.
    Written 8 May 2023
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  • Barbie
    Las Vegas, NV138 contributions
    We were fortunate to meet the adorable Sinead as well as her 2 dogs in her studio which was filled with beautiful handmade pottery for sale.
    Written 24 August 2019
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  • RealFoodIreland
    Ireland146 contributions
    If you like Wild Atlantic sea paintings go visit this gallery. I loved her work. No entrance fee, it's free and we'll with a look see.
    Written 29 August 2019
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  • MalawiExpat
    United Kingdom227 contributions
    There is a well marked path to the very scenic Sauce Creek from the car park at Brandon Point. From there you can do a circular walk back to the car park or just retrace your footsteps. It takes about 3.5 hours to do the circular walk.
    Written 9 September 2022
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  • Ellen N
    Norristown, PA32 contributions
    We stopped in on a Saturday to a warm welcome. We spent an hour visiting different rooms filled with original art by Irish artists. We settled on a small painting of a lake surrounded by mountains, a big sky and trees that will always remind us of our visit. Because we wanted to take it on the plane we needed the frame removed. The owner made a special trip in to do this for us, wrapping it in bubble wrap for the journey home. Just another lovely Irish person to remember!
    Written 6 June 2018
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