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Tom Crean Endurance Walk

Published on April 17, 2013 By Admin

CELEBRATE 100 YEARS OF HISTORY. Tom Crean’s epic solo march to save Teddy Even’s life for which he received the Albert medal for bravery. Faha – Mount Brandon – Brandon Peak – An Gearan – Ballysitteragh – Connor Hill Car Park – Sliabh Maca Re – An Cnapan Mor – Windy Gap – Cnoc Mhaoilionain [...]

Ashes Annascaul Black pudding

Published on January 25, 2013 By Admin

Outside Dan Foleys Pub

Published on January 24, 2013 By Admin

Our friends, Kevin & Jannelle, sitting outside one of the most photographed pubs in Ireland, Dan Foleys, Annascaul. Its been closed for a while now, but still attracts people for the obligatory photo!!

Tom Crean

Published on January 23, 2013 By Admin

One of the main attractions of Annascaul is the story of Tom Crean and the South pole Inn. Crean was born in 1977 in Gortacurraun. In 1983 he choose what was then a common career option in and around Annascaul – and enlisted in the Royal Navy. In 1901 commander Robert Scott an route to [...]

Inch Beach

Published on January 20, 2013 By Admin

    Inch Beach by night    Inch Beach is one of the most picturesque beaches on the Dingle Peninsula in Co.Kerry and is a really beautifull place to learn to surf. It is a blue flag beach that runs literally for miles. Three miles of sandy beach, for bathing, surfing, sea angling. Inch Strand [...]

Slea Head Drive

Published on July 14, 2012 By Admin

  We always tell people the best time to drive to Slea head is in the evening. This is so for a few reasons. The traffic is quieter (very little coaches and heavy vehicles. Also the long Irish summer evenings (Its bright up until about 10 most evenings these days). Watching the sun set on Dunquin [...]