A Popular Ring Of Kerry Town - Killarney

Killarney is a small town surrounded by beautiful lakes, rolling green mountains with history and heritage and thrives on tourism. It is easy to get around town on foot as you wander through town, you will notice horse and carriages called jaunting carts. There is a National Park, castle and abbey all nearby.

Here is what caught my eye, I hope you enjoy!

Some storefronts on Main Street

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Uncle Sam statue, in the center of town, advertises the Killarney Fourth of July celebration.

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Along Main Street

Mural of Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty on O’Flaherty Street by Ursula Meehan. O’Flaherty is dubbed ‘Ireland’s Schindler’ because he helped prisoners on the run from the Nazis using a series of safe houses and church buildings.

A few of the restaurant / pub options

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The Deer sculpture by Don Cronin was commissioned as a celebration of saving the Killarney red deer population.

Some of the colorful buildings

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St Mary’s Cathedral was built between 1842 and 1855.

The lobby of the Killarney Plaza Hotel

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What you should know:

• There are many restaurant / pub options.

• Public restrooms are available.

• If you are from the U.S. you will need a valid passport and a UK travel power adapter.

• The currency is the Euro.

• Sometimes there is a service charge included in the bill, if not a 10-15% tip is acceptable.

• Hop-on Hop-off bus is a great way to get the lay of the land.

• You can spend a few hours to a few days exploring the city.

• The city is very walkable, and a great way to get around.

• People are friendly and helpful.

For more information: Killarney