Posts Tagged ‘Sightseeing’
New Vehicles for 2018
It is with great excitement we announce the addition of a further 15 new vehicles for 2018. This brings the total amount of new vehicles added to our fleet to 46, over the past four years. All these vehicles are the best in their class and finished to the highest standard. The vehicles are due…
Read MoreFood Lovers Delight in Ireland
Ireland has long been known for it’s friendly locals, breathtaking scenery and challenging links golf courses. But in more recent times there has been a focus on the food and restaurant market. Using local producers and “Farm to Table” method, Ireland is fast making a name for itself in the food world. This year 30…
Read MoreKillarney Welcomes Travel Bloggers
Killarney was chosen to host this year’s TBEX Europe Conference and we couldn’t be more excited. What is TBEX you might ask (as did I). TBEX is the largest conference and networking event for travel bloggers, online travel journalists, new media content creators, travel brands and industry professionals. This October 2nd over 650 delegates will…
Read MoreMove over Flipper – it’s Fungie time
Fungie – Ireland’s Favorite Dolphin He’s one of Ireland’s most famous residents and visitors and locals alike can’t get enough of him No, he’s not our beloved St Patrick or U2’s front man, Bono. Nor is he one of our hunky Hollywood actors Colin Farrell or Michael Fassbender. Fungie, people… is a dolphin. But…
Read MoreKerry Coaches 60 Years and 3 Generations
History Kerry Coaches’ journey began in 1957, when Johnny Buckley and his wife Mary B first provided transportation to visitors in the Killarney area. This was with the traditional horse and cart (locally known as a Jaunting Car). This quickly increased and in 1960 incorporated their first vehicle, a Ford Zephyr. Throughout the 1960’s and…
Read MoreIreland – When to go, What to pack, What to see
WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT IRELAND? The best time to visit Ireland is when you can arrange it! There really is no bad time for an Ireland vacation. That said, there are times that are less busy or the weather may be a bit less wet. Shoulder season – after Easter to…
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