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Another town and another<br />
excuse to stop and taste<br />
the sea air! Caherdaniel has<br />
stunning scenery and views<br />
over the Atlantic. Soak up<br />
the charm and be inspired<br />
by the poets and writers who<br />
lived here. A great place<br />
to stop for refreshments,<br />
Caherdaniel has some<br />
wonderfully traditional cosy<br />
pubs, great food, and a very<br />
warm wel<strong>com</strong>e!<br />
Make sure to sojourn at the<br />
vast but peaceful Killarney<br />
National Park. This 26,000-<br />
acre deer filled parkland<br />
boasts the ruins of a 15thcentury<br />
abbey, an impressive<br />
castle, the Lakes of Killarney,<br />
Inisfallen Island with its<br />
7th-century monastery<br />
and Muckross House, an<br />
enormous 65 room mansion<br />
built around 1843. The estate<br />
is now a thriving visitor centre<br />
with restaurant, gardens, and<br />
pottery. Save some energy to<br />
visit the 20 meters high Torc<br />
Waterfall also within the Park.<br />
The sights and sounds of this<br />
force of nature will fill you<br />
with awe!<br />
For a lively and vibrant<br />
atmosphere, visit Kenmare<br />
town. This Heritage Town has<br />
lots to do and see including<br />
art galleries, traditional Irish<br />
pubs serving excellent food,<br />
live music and a beautiful<br />
location at this “head of the<br />
ocean.”<br />
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