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![]() Killarney itself has many attractions as well, including Ross Castle and Muckross House. St Mary's Cathedral is a beautiful example of Gothic architecture. It also has a small but vibrant nightlife, which buzzes seven nights a week. No visit to Killarney is complete without a ride in a jaunting car, a horse-drawn cart that operates as both taxi and tour guide. Killarney is home to the International Rally of the Lakes, an event which draws thousands of spectators every May and sees the already lively town party even harder. Attractions ![]() Killarney National Park © JessyeAnne Killarney National Park Deep in the countryside of Kerry, Killarney National Park is a 26,000 acre expanse of rugged mountains, tranquil lakes, peaceful woods and magical waterfalls that entices millions of visitors every year to enjoy the Irish countryside. One of the most famous attractions within the park is Muckross House and Gardens, a Victorian mansion near the lake of the same name. Other draws include Dinis Cottage, Ross castle, and the Old Weir Bridge. Boat trips around several of the more scenic lakes are available.Website: www.killarneynationalpark.ie; Telephone: +353 1 8882000; Opening time: January to March, November to December 8am-5pm; April to May, October 8am-6pm; June to August 8am-7pm. Pedestrian access 24 hours a day. |
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