The ancient Kingdom of Kerry lies on the very edge of Europe - once believed to be the edge of the world. Secluded from the hustle and bustle of city life, this remote location showcases lively towns with a rich cultural heritage and boasts breathtaking coastal landscapes, making it a truly exceptional destination.
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Facts| Population: | County Kerry: 155,258 (2022) |
| Currency: | 1 Euro € = 100 cents |
| Emergency Numbers: | The national emergency numbers are 999 and 112.
Killarney Garda (Police) Station: +353 64 667 1160
Dingle Garda (Police) Station: +353 66 915 1522
Tralee Garda (Police) Station: +353 66 710 2300 |
| Newspapers: | The Kerryman – www.independent.ie/regionals/kerryman/
Kerry’s Eye – kerryseye.com
Irish Times – www.irishtimes.com
Irish Independent – www.independent.ie |
| Opening Hours: | Most shops are open from 9am–5:30/6pm from Monday to Saturday. During summer and autumn, a number of shops in parts of the county may remain open until 10pm or 11pm.
Many shops are also open on Sundays. |
| Tourist Information: | Tourist Information Centre – Killarney
Beech Road, Monearmore, Killarney, Co. Kerry
Opening hours: Mon–Sat 9am–5pm
+353 1800 230 330
Tourist Information Centre – Dingle
Dingle Tourist Information Centre The Quay, Dingle, Co. Kerry
Opening hours: daily 9am–5pm
+353 1800 230 330
Tourist Information Centre – Tralee
Ash Memorial Hall, Denny St, Tralee, Co. Kerry
Opening hours: daily 9am–5pm
+353 1800 230 330 |
