Dingle Travel Forum

would be very interested if this could be arranged.i work with a person with special need's who love's water and watching dolphin's @ seal's.would be grateful for any info.

what is the best way to get from dublin to dingle?

Although I've been to Dingle many times, we never stayed overnight there, so I don't know what the music scene is like in the evenings. Any suggestions for first timers? We'd prefer to go to only one place rather than hop around. Thanks very much.

My husband and I along with our 12 year old daughter and her friend are visiting ireland for the first time next week We are staying in Doonmanagh and would love some ideas on places to visit that will interest the girls. They both love wildlife, horses and old churches and monuments. I have looked on line but i think it best to ask people who have been to the area. Any suggestions, we will have a car so travelling around is no problem

I am traveling from Shannon airport to Dingle to meet up with some friends who will already have a rental car. I am looking for the best mode of transportation to get there in a reasonable time. I have looked at bus and train schedules and the closest drop off for a rental car is Kerry airport. Any suggestions? You may email me directly at cary@generalshiprepair.com

Hi,
I will be in Cork City in a few days and I would like to take a day tour of Dingle (will not be renting a car). Are there any companies you would recommend? I know Bus Eirann offers tours. Any insight you have would be appreciated.

Thanks!
Erica
Boston

I was at Inch Beach on Saturday, 4th August and on the side of a building was a verse. I know that it started: Dear Inis must I leave thee

I can't remember the rest of the verse. Is there anyone that can help with this.

Kind Regards
Collinsjcc

Illinois, USA

can anyone tell me is this course far away from the tralee marina apartments please my email is zaratracey@hotmail.com
please reply you would be very helpful

I've wanted to swim with a dolphin for years but really can't afford the Bahamas. I've a BIG birhtday approaching this year and wonder how likely it is that I'll be able to swim with Funghi. Does anyone know if this is a possibility ?

Folks!

Can you reccomend something to do in Dingle during this st.Patricks day? Maybe traditional music in An Droichead Beag?

Thanks a lot

I went through Dingle a couple years ago and fell in love. I have convinced the bride to be to spend 4 or 5 days here in the middle of March. How is the weather this time of year (we are both from sunny Florida) and is it better to fly into Shannon or Cork? I have never rented a car in Ireland (was too young before) but have decided to have a go this time round. What would be a couple great day trips from this area? She loves towns lined with old, beautiful buildings. This is her first time out of the country, so I want this trip to convince her to come back the following year for a couple of weeks. Thank you for any suggestions or advice.

My husband and I are planning a walking tour of Dingle Way in May. Do you advise us to plan an independent self-guided tour? Or would you recommend booking a guide with a small group of people?

If we do a self guided tour, do you think we'll have trouble getting our luggage transported to our next accomodation?

Thanks so much for your help!

How far is the walk into the center of town...the main pubs, restaurants, etc? Also, is this a wise location for those traveling without a car?

We are coming to Dingle for the new year and we have two girls 8 and 12 who are mad for Irish Music. Are there any pubs or community places new years eve in or around Dingle where the adults can get a drink they have traditional music and the children would also be welcome?

Your help would be much appriciated

We will be touring Dingle Peninsula in first week of November. What can we expect of the weather? Could one do the peninsula circular tour by bicycle in November and are the bike rental shops still open in first week of November?

We will be traveling to Ireland in Oct. and would like to know if we should skip the Ring of Kerry for a more manageable drive of the Dingle Peninsula. Time is really not an issue, but if our experience will be similar with several hours less in the car, then I would choose to use those other hours for more productive items like pub crawling.

We'll be spending 2 nights in the town of Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland, and wonder if anyone can recommend a good B&B for 3 adults? We're using vouchers. Thanks!

I'll be taking an escorted trip of Ireland. We will be spending 1 night in Limerick,2 nights in Dingle,2 nights in Waterford and 2 nights in Dublin.Are there any great places to go shopping? I'll be looking for sweaters and crystal. Thanks for any responses

I would appreciate any insight that could be offered from someone that has experienced both the Dingle Peninsula and Inishmoor (Aran Islands). I will only be able visit one or the other because of logistics and time constraints. I will be in Ireland the last weekend of May. I have heard great things about both and I know that each have their unique qualities, but I can only visit one of them. I will have 1 full day and 1 night to dedicate to whichever place I choose. Please help!

I'm looking for a flat, studio, large ROOM - for the month of July. I am a writer/teacher on a budget traveling solo, so the E700 a week does NOT get it - I am trying to beat a B & B price. I have toured the west twice before, and love both Connemara and Dingle (it's a real toss up). I have followed the webads - but really need a local connection to find the "undisclosed" little place for me. HELP - I had one and it evaporated Monday! PS I'm good on questions of solo travel all over the UK and most of Ireland.