Caragh lake

One of these was the Great Southern Hotel near Caragh Lake railway station, a train stop serving what is arguably one of the finest beauty spots in south Kerry. Though both the hotel and the railway line are now long gone, Caragh Lake remains a magnet ...

A pathway at the end of the garden leads to the lake shore itself, where you'll find a private dock should you fancy a spot of fishing, an icy bathe or a picnic. Bear in mind, though, that Caragh Lake is where the rare and endangered Kerry Slug was ...

The swim, which it is hoped to make an annual event, took place on Tuesday August 18 and saw 25 swimmers took on the challenge swimming roughly eight kilometres across the lake. They were backed up by a support RIB and seven kayakers also ...

Long and low with the second storey set out in the roof-space by a sinuous eyebrow dormer, this is an architectural lens focused on what could be the most beautiful westerly view in Kerry — Caragh Lake. Planning opportunities in this area are as rare ...

Architect designed and tweaked by several owners since it was built in the early 1990s, the Caragh Lake home called Bun na Spéire is as bespoke and well-built as they come. Original on its many levels, inside and out, it was designed by Killarney ...

In the beautiful wilds of Kerry, the hotel, which overlooks Caragh Lake on the outskirts of Killorglin, was built in 1913 for Lady Edith Gordon and is one of the most impressive examples of arts and craft style in Ireland. Condé Nast describes a stay ...