Killarney Things to Do

This charming public house is adjacent to the Arbutus Hotel in the heart of Killarney town. First opened in 1926, Buckley's serves a variety of beverages in the oak-panelled bar while traditional music weaves its way through th... more

Carrantoohill (3411ft) is Ireland's tallest peak. Although its height appears pretty tame by world standards, Carrantoohill should never be taken lightly. Even locals would not attempt to make the climb without an experienced g... more

With breathtaking views of the MacGillycuddy Reeks and Lough Leane, this newly opened nine-hole course at Castlerosse Hoteloffers a pleasant way to pass a few hours. The small Club House offers club hire, trolley hire, and dryi... more

Just outside of Killarney town on the Cork Road, this splendid park offers a host of interesting activities for the entire family. The 50-acre facility has a good collection of exotic animals including marmoset monkeys, lemurs,... more

Although this bakery is just wider than its doorway, it still manages to stock an amazing array of baked goods. Scones, soda bread, cakes, and a variety of pastries fly out the door at all hours. Well supplied with breads throu... more

The Crypt is the one of the most popular nightclubs in Killarney. There is a strict over-23s policy, so the crowd is a little older than in the town's other late-night venues. The Crypt is open seven nights a week during the su... more

This bright studio offers a unique opportunity to see the artist painting and view his work at the same time. Dermot McCarthy's modernistic paintings are fascinating, giving an interesting perspective on the world. Each paintin... more

Dunloe Golf Course is certainly one of the most picturesque in Ireland; its tees and greens offer spectacular views of Killarney's famous countryside. This Parkland course is less than ten years old but has already established... more

Close to the Kerry Mountains, the Fitzgerald Stadium is home to the Kerry senior football team, consistently providing spectators with competitive and memorable matches. With a seating capacity of just over 39,000, Fitzgerald S... more

Housed in a small red cottage along a quiet lane off New Street, this renowned gallery features work from both established and emerging contemporary artists. Pauline Bewick and Ronnie Moore are frequent exhibitors. All pieces a... more