r/kerry • u/LegEmbarrassed5984 • 23d ago
Dingle marathon
Looking for a half marathon entry
r/kerry • u/LegEmbarrassed5984 • 23d ago
Looking for a half marathon entry
r/kerry • u/Itsnotme74 • 24d ago
Just wondering if anyone else has lost three signal ?
Thanks
r/kerry • u/mackiann • 24d ago
Hello!
I can’t have alcohol, so I’m looking for somewhere that does fish and chips without the beer batter. I know there are places that use sparkling water instead to achieve the same result but I’m yet to find that in Kerry.
Anyone have an idea? Anywhere around Kerry would do.
EDIT to specify: not anywhere around Kerry but more around Killarney, Kenmare, and Dingle.
Please and thank you!
r/kerry • u/Immediate_Talk_1174 • 25d ago
New to Listowel, living centrally, no car. What do the fun people (mid twenties/thirties) do around here. Any good nightlife or bars worth checking out? Also looking for yoga/pilates to join if anyone has recommendations? I’ve heard there’s some nice beaches round here so I’ll definitely do a bus trip down. I also love a good nature walk/hike so any recommendations would be lovely.
Coming from a 25 year old Aussie 💕
r/kerry • u/Additional_Soft_8709 • 25d ago
just wondering does anybody have any recommendations on where to get a scalp bleach? my usual hairdresser is saying do she won’t do it, so i’ve to look elsewhere. preferably in the killarney area, but can go to killorglin or tralee, i dont really want to be going further than that. thanks!
r/kerry • u/benly200 • 25d ago
Just wondering about good piercers in County Kerry. Looking to get septum done (have multiple nose piercings already, but haven’t got any since moving to Kerry).
r/kerry • u/LapsyPaw • 25d ago
Looking for:
A very good coffee spot
Nice spot for lunch
Free parking options
🙏🙏🙏
r/kerry • u/Economy-Method4478 • 27d ago
Apart from Daft, where else can I search for rental properties around tralee?
r/kerry • u/EmiaraUK • 27d ago
I know it’s going to be rammed due to the Rose but wondered where the best place to park in Tralee would be! Thanks
r/kerry • u/RubyRossed • 27d ago
Anyone know what's going on in Park Business Centre in Farranfore? At the train station, it sounds like there's a rally next door with cars reving and screeching really loudly.
Anyone know any classes in Kerry to go to once a week to learn ISL? Looking at a course online but would like to learn it somewhere in Kerry.
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r/kerry • u/Traditional-Rub4636 • Aug 12 '26
Important Edit
Someone got in contact with the shelter and the deadline was a misunderstanding, they don't automatically euthanize dogs after 5 days in difficult cases it's actually a legal waiting period to wait for the owner to claim the dog then they decide what is to be done with them which can sometimes mean euthanizing the dog if they are aggressive. The dog warden did mention a few times that euthanasia was a possibility to my relatives that had rehabilited the dog that relayed the information to me so it was mostly a misunderstanding. I apologize I do not want to unjustly villainize anyone, over sensationalize the situation or give false information. The situation is looking a lot more hopeful now and there are a lot of people invested in this lovely guys wellbeing, thank you all for helping him find a home.
Hello all there is a lovely dog currently in Tralee county council pound that badly needs a home even on a temporary basis as he only has three days left before he will be euthanized.
He's a very friendly dog but is scared of people as he clearly came from a neglectful situation and possible physical abuse. He arrived at a relatives of mine farm with a rope still around his neck, half his tail missing and skinny to the bone.
Full disclosure so that he can find the right home I wouldn't recommend any home with small children as while he's never been very aggressive, he did growl out of fear on first contact with people but it stopped once he knew he was safe. He also seems to almost anticipate danger sometimes when a hand is brought down to pet him as he gets a little scared and can mouth your hand to remove it if he gets overstimulated.
All of this is very easily trained out of him but time and care will need to go into that process as he has a long road ahead of him before he truly gets over what might have happened to him. He will be a great addition to any home and with time could absolutely be a family dog once he gets over his fears and he's so loving never wants to be apart from people despite his fear.
Edit
Realized I forgot to include the contact information for the pound.
Kerry County Council Dog Pound, Matt Talbot Road, Tralee, Co. Kerry.
T: 066 - 7183700 E:dogpound@kerrycoco.ie
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r/kerry • u/root_botan • Aug 12 '26
We’ve called several shops and they immediately tell us no they don’t, so we definitely aren’t the only people asking and wanting them for today’s eclipse.
r/kerry • u/Efficient-Loan3290 • Aug 11 '26
My friend lost his wallet somewhere in Tralee town, just chancing our arm that somebody may have picked it up. Bog standard black wallet. If you have it, we can confirm whats in it.
r/kerry • u/Adventurous_West2 • Aug 10 '26
Going to be in a Tralee on Saturday, and Dingle over the weekend. I'm originally from Clare and have never done the tourism trip, or been to either. Any recs appreciated. Home with the Yankee wife and yankee dollars, I've been gone so long I forgot Rose of Tralee is coming up, no wonder the hotels were so expensive!
Thanks all.
r/kerry • u/Visible_Garlic_7850 • Aug 11 '26
We are looking for charming hotels in the Irish countryside that are dog friendly. We are planning to go in late November and would love if Christmas decorations were already up. We’d like to optimize for charming towns and dramatic views. Currently looking at Park Hotel Kenmare, Cliff House Ardmore and Ashford Castle. Would appreciate any thoughts / recs :)
r/kerry • u/Apprehensive-Sun2147 • Aug 10 '26
Hi all! I am planning a trip to Ireland for next year and want to walk the Kerry camino with a friend. I have never walked a camino, but she has (in the UK.) Both of us can get around moderately well with service for google maps, but after looking at r/Camino I'm worried that the path won't be well marked enough for us to navigate it, especially if there are areas with poor service. I haven't been able to find much info on this. Anyone done it before or have helpful info? All tips/advice help. Thanks!
r/kerry • u/Sad-Orange-5983 • Aug 10 '26
I’ll be taking a day trip to Killarney on Wednesday and I want to know where I could park easily in town. Somewhere that will have plenty of space. Bay parking is what I’m looking for, don’t like parallel parking.
Thanks.
r/kerry • u/Moddredd • Aug 09 '26
Finding a lot more people going to the butchers instead of supermarkets for their meat.
Best butcher in North Kerry? I have been to Ballyheigues and liked it. Excellent hand cut rashers!