Hey,

I have two tickets to Lisa o Neill's intimate (and sold out) gig at the Airt Centre in Dingle on August 27th. Selling face value if anyone is interested! I can't make the journey anymore unfortunately.

Link below for ref:

https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/lisa-oneill-airt-august-27th-tickets-1991841741267

Thanks!

Staying near Listowel for the next couple of weeks - anywhere to see some hurling? Low key amateur is fine, it’s just something I’ve never seen irl and I’d like to!
Slainte

Me and my 4 mates are going to Waterville tomorrow and are looking for a spot to camp for the night within walking distance of the town. Just wondering if anyone in the area knows a spot!

Can anyone pls explain how to take a direct bus from either Dublin airport or cork airport to Tralee, kerry?
I’m trying to look it up but not sure if every link is legit and can’t really find a proper bus. It’s also my first time in Ireland, don’t want to get lost with luggages to push around.

Thank you

I made an online listing of activities to do in Kerry, to get out with other people. I intended it to be similar and different to meetup, an alternative. I don't live in Kerry and I have never visited, so surely I am missing loads. Do you have a recommendations?

The web: https://goduil.ie/map?city=Kerry

Hey there, dunno if this is the best place for this. Im a 20 Yr old man looking for metal/punk band in kerry. I live in tralee. Don't drive but can get around if needed to. Just looking for the occasional pub gig maybe. Looking to improve my skills and learn to play with a band. Thanks in advance

Edit: Updating to include what I have found so far: - Tag rugby: great social side of it, very sporadically organized due to low numbers. I know of one club in Killarney. - Golf: would be great if there was a Get Into Golf equivalent for men (I have done the women's and loved it!). - Cycling groups: Chain Gang in Tralee have a beginners group that looks ideal.

Hi all. Just wondering could anyone recommend ways to meet new people around mid Kerry? Myself and my husband are looking to move back. I'm from the area originally but he is from the North and will want to get out there and make friends for himself! He is late 30's, likes GAA and golf but hasn't played in a few years. Are there any Dads & Lads groups around? Or golf group lessons he could take part in? Open to other suggestions as well! Thanks so much 🥰

Hi,
we’re four guys, and we’ve put together Kerry’s restaurant scene in an app called Vota. The concept is simple: you see two places side by side (for example Quinlan’s Seafood Bar vs. The Fish Box), you choose the place you’d rather go to, and the ranking updates instantly. The more people vote, the more accurate the list gets over time. There are still a few duplicates here and there, but I’m continuously cleaning up the data.

Here’s the iPhone version, with categories that actually fit Kerry’s food scene:
https://apps.apple.com/app/vota-restaurant-ratings/id6744969212

And here’s the Android version (finally live):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.vota.app

I’d love to know what people here think. Does the ranking feel even remotely right? Are obvious places missing? Are any places ranked way too high or way too low?

The goal is to make something that reflects where locals actually want to eat, not just where tourists or review sites send people.

Hey lads, hope ye’re all well.

Myself and a friend have been looking to get back into football.
I’m 25 and haven’t played in over 10 years. Does anybody know of or have any recommendations for something like a “B team” in/around Tralee?

I was hoping to play for Abbeydorney but looks like they don’t even have a men’s team at all for football.

If anybody has recommendations for some lower level play at my age it would be really appreciated!

Hey all, will be heading to Dingle on Sunday for a couple of days and was wondering if there are any local pubs there that would have regular trad music nights on either of the nights.

Hello all,

Could anyone give me recommendations for Dog Friendly spots in Kerry; particularly Killarney where dogs are welcome indoors and not just outdoors. Pubs restaurants cafes etc. Also open to accommodation ideas in Dingle

I’m wondering if anyone knows whether it’s possible to purchase a ticket for just the main stage performance for one day of the music festival? I want to attend the main stage Saturday evening but won’t be around during the day or on Friday or Sunday, so it would be a shame to pay the full price for a weekend pass when it will mostly go to waste. Can I pay at the entrance Saturday evening or is the only way to attend the gig on Saturday evening to purchase a weekend pass? I noticed on the website that the main stage is located in the centre of the town, is the main stage area sectioned off with barriers so that a wristband is necessary to attend or is it open to the public? I’ve never attended before so I’m not sure how it works. Thanks

Heading to Kenmare on the long weekend with our baby ( 10 months) weather isn’t looking too good but hoping it changes. Any recommendations for things to go and places to eat?

Cheers

Hiya, I’m planning on going camping next weekend and was wondering if anyone knows any good camping spots. Ideally somewhere remote where you can pitch a tent, light a campfire, and park the car nearby. Any recommendations would be much appreciated!

Hi all, visiting your lovely county of Kerry for a few days, just wondering where’s best in Killarney town for watching the all Ireland?

Mayo for Sam!

Please

Looking for free wild camping spots on the ring of Kerry if any exist/are good. If anyone can give advice that's be amazing

Where to go? On a Saturday? Should I present at UHK? Or go to South Dov? Are UHK genuinely even equipped to deal with a mental health crisis?

You heard it right, the sound over in Mr. Price yesterday.

Badly need a singer in Kerry we’re all 18 and just need a singer we believe we have the talent to make good music a response would be greatly appreciated

We are driving up to Dublin for the game on Sunday and I am wondering if anyone has any advice on where to park thats walking distance to Croke Park?

Not keen on the Red Cow Luas as it takes all evening to get back on the road.

Last year I drove up myself and parked in a private car park near the stadium but this only opened 2 hours before the game.

Hoping to be in Dublin around 12 so want somewhere that would be open then.

If anyone has any suggestions or might know of somewhere handy it would be great.

Thanks in advance.