EMERGENCY SERVICES:

The emergency number is 999 for Gardai (Police), Fire Department, and the Ambulance Service.
Marine and Mountain Rescue, +00353 64 31222
Kenmare Gardai, +00353 64 31222

The Kenmare Hospital is located past The Holy Cross Church and is well signposted.Phone

+00353 64 41008 or

+00353 64 41359

For Dental Services :

Dentists;
Gerard McCarthy, +00353 64 41650
Con O'Leary, +00353 87 237 1893
Dental Clinic, +00353 64 41042

Doctors:
Rory and Bernadette O'Driscoll, +00353 64 41333.
Denis O'Connor, +00353 64 41003
Vincent Boland, +00353 64 41303
Rose Crushell, +00353 64 41515
D Waterhouse, +00353 64 45204
Health Centre, +00353 64 42414

Kenmare Post Office, +00353 64 41490

Post Office is open daily Mon/Friday and Saturday Mornings.They also sell all Stationery and have an Internet Service too.

Last Post leaves daily at 15.15 pm

Taxis

Kenmare Kabs : 087 2480800/ 064 41491

Denis Griffin : 087 6147222

Journey Times :

Kenmare to :

Killarney 40 Minutes (23 Miles)

Farranfore (Kerry Airport) 1 Hour

Cork Airport 1 1/2 to 2 Hours (60 Miles)

Shannon Airport 2 1/2 to 3 Hours

Waterville 1 1/2 hours

Dingle 2 1/2 Hours

Waterford 4 1/2 to 5 Hours

Rosslare Ferry 6 Hours (190 Miles)

Dublin Airport 6 Hours (210 Miles)

15th August is The Kenmare Horse Fair

Other news items will appear on this page.

 Kenmare Chamber of Commerce

064 42615

The Chamber of Commerce have published an excellent MAP of Kenmare available from the Tourist Office.

TOURIST OFFICE

is in The Square.

SEAFARI

Boat trips around the Kenmare River and a large colony of Seals with close views.A great way to spend a couple of hours.

Departs from Kenmare Pier

For reservations ring 064 83171

A new Boat Trip service operates from Con's Restaurant Pier at Dauros a few miles out from Kenmare on the Castletownbeare Road.

There's also an Adventure Centre there.

For Details Ring 064 41222

There is an INTERNET CAFE in

ROCK STREET in the Town Centre. They also sell Computers,Mobile Phones and accessories.

Some International Phone calling and reverse charge cards may not work in Ireland. Check with your provider. Phone cards from Eircom etc are widely available at supermarkets and filling stations throughout Ireland and are usually sold at a discount of 10% to 20% off normal call charges.