Kerry
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Visit | May 2010
Take the ferry from the mainland to enjoy Ireland at its wildest and most starkly beautiful. The Blasket group of islands were inhabited until 1953, when only 22 residents remained, but nowadays are home only to sea birds and, occasionally, Ireland's favourite dolphin, Fungie.
Tel: +353 (0)66 915 1344
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Visit | May 2010
Founded over a decade ago by Seán and Kieran Murphy, this wonderful ice cream parlour (pictured) boasts that its produce is “made with love in Dingle”. Treat yourself, sit back and watch the world go by.
Address: STRAND STREET, DINGLE. | Tel: +353 (0)66 915 2644
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Situated in the centre of the colourful fi shing port of Dingle, Benners is something of a Kerry institution. Inside the elegant 19th-century townhouse you'll fi nd surprisingly spacious rooms at remarkably reasonable rates.
Address: MAIN STREET, DINGLE,. | Tel: +353 (0)66 915 1638
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Comfort food is the order of the day in this smart-but-cosy town-centre seafood restaurant and wine bar. Chef Sean Roche's fi sh pie is legendary among locals and visitors alike, while the beef and Guinness stew is the best in town.
Address: MAIN STREET, DINGLE. | Tel: +353 (0)66 915 0989
