Top Rated Attractions in Killarney

A very wide range of tastes is catered for at the Killarney Art Gallery. From picturesque landscapes to mini-skirted waitresses, paintings celebrate a variety of Irish themes. Irish painters using different styles and techniques make up an interesting and ever-changing collection. Most work hovers around are little expensive, so these paintings usually would not be casual souvenirs or impulse buys. Even if you simply plan to browse, the gallery stocks quite an admirable collection. Professional paints, brushes, and materials are also carried for the inspired.

Nestled in Kenmare, the Carnegie Arts Centre is hub of all creative and innovative endeavors in town. It dabbles in different form of arts and invites artists and performers from all over, thereby infusing freshness in its shows. Gigs, concerts, exhibitions, drama, workshops, lecture series, seminars and hosts of other activities keep this center buzzing. Varied genres of music, different art media and versatile entertainers together ensure an interesting events calender. For more details and schedule, check website or call ahead.

The Bin Ban Gallery was once the home of William Pembroke Mulchinock, the songwriter who penned "The Rose of Tralee", inspired by the tragic death of his love, Mary. This historic building now houses a variety of traditional and contemporary Irish art, including original works by George Dunne and Fred Gruizinga, limited edition prints, and art supplies. The gallery also offers a framing service. A constantly changing collection of small antiques, jewellery, and nick-nacks can be found here too. International shipping is available upon request.