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Village in County Kerry, Ireland
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An Clochán or Cloghane is a village on the north coastline of the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry. It's 40 km west of Tralee and in 2011 it had a population of 297.
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A scenic nine-hole course overlooking Brandon Bay. Twice around off blue tees is 5260 m, par 68.
Bar and family-friendly restaurant for seafood and steaks, great views.
O'Shea's
Smart friendly place for a drink or a meal after a hike.
Good spot to eat or drink by Brandon pier.
Family-friendly place open Mar-Jan with dorm, private rooms and self-catering apartments. Dogs permitted.
Friendly bar / restaurant with rooms, they also have self-catering cottages.
Clean friendly B&B open June-Aug.
Two self-catering cottages by the harbour. They can fit you up with boat hire.
They have a stone cottage and stone farmhouse for self-catering lets, both near Brandon Point.
Cloghane Store
Small convenience store plus local artisan foods.
For inter-city routes travel via Tralee, which has buses and trains from Dublin, Limerick and elsewhere.
Read in the guideYou need your own wheels. The nearest taxi is Castlegregory & Camp Taxi +353 86 662 4150.
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