Killorglin is a small village in Kerry with a population of 1,600… Crossed by the Luane River, Killorglin would have been built on a hill, and lives on the sandstone of fishing, and its festivals… One appreciates its streets with coloured frontages, as well as the heat of its inhabitants…
Killorglin’s town centre is quite friendly, with pubs around every corner and small shops in the neighbourhood…. Many local Irish bands often play in the streets of Killorglin, especially in the Pubs from 9pm/22pm… Don’t hesitate to eat elsewhere in these Pubs : the food is delicious, for a really affordable price (about 7/8 € per person).
Also don’t miss one or two tourist signs located in the heart of Killorglin, in case you are interested in local handicrafts… These include some superb Irish sweaters made from extra virgin wool from the local sheep farm…
In the vicinity of Killorglin there are many rivers and lakes ideal for casting your line and fishing for days on end… Among the most popular waters in the village are :