Visitors Guide To The Dingle Peninsula Town and Villages
- Camp (An Cam)
- Inch (Inse Nua)
- Annascaul (Abhainn an Scáil)
- Lispole (Lios Póil)
- Castlegregory and The Maharees (Caislean Ghriaire agus Na Machairí)
- Cloghane (An Clochán)
- Brandon (An Bhréanainn)
- Dingle Town (An Daingean)
- Ventry (Ceann Tra)
- Dunquin (Dún Chaoin)
- Ballyferriter (Baile an Fheirtéaraigh)
- Ballydavid and Feohanagh (Baile na nGall agus An Fheothanach)
Dingle Peninsula Museums
- Ballyferriter Museum (Musaem Chorca Dhuibhne)
- Ballyferriter Heritage Centre
- Dun Chaoin / Blasket Heritage Centre
Dingle Peninsula Archaeological Sites
- An Dún Beag (Dunbeag Promontory Fort)
- Gallarus Oratory & Castle (Caisleán agus Sáipéilín Ghallarais)
- Minard Castle (Caisleán na Mine Airde) – Opens in a new Tab/Page
- Reasc (An Riasc)
- Kilmalkedar (Cill Mhaoilcéadair )
Events 2012
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Good Afternoon, I am from the U.S, and I backpacked in Dingle in 1998. I took a bicycle ride around the Dingle Peninsula. I remember being somewhere near Slea Head where one can view the Blasket Islands…and on the road and I saw a sign saying something about a “Children’s Museum”…or a “Toy Museum”…” Fairyland/ Puppet/ Storybook museum”?? it was a very small sign along the way somewhere and I am wondering if such a place existed or if I am dreaming.
Hi Paul, there are two museums that I am aware of, one in Ballyferriter, the other around the Ventry area, prehistoric artifacts. As for a children’s museum, there is none that I am aware of! Perhaps there was at the time of your visit though. Now you have an excuse to come back and find out for yourself!