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Getting here
Arriving via Tralee or Killarney: Arriving in Dingle via the N86, continue straight through the first small roundabout (i.e. take 1st exit). Then turn left at the second roundabout (i.e. take 1st exit again) and continue along the waterfront past the fishing boats and the marina until you arrive at a third roundabout. Here, turn left (i.e. take 1st exit again) and drive over Milltown bridge. Continue on this road (you will pass an Inver petrol station on you left) and Cill Bhreac House is the fourth guesthouse on your right. Arriving via Connor Pass: Arriving in Dingle via the Connor Pass, you will reach a crossroads. Continue straight at the crossroads and you will arrive at a roundabout. Continue straight again here (i.e. take the 2nd Exit) and continue along the waterfront past the fishing boats and the marina until you arrive at a second roundabout. Here, turn left (i.e. take 1st exit) and drive over Milltown bridge. Continue on this road (you will pass an Inver petrol station on you left) and Cill Bhreac House is the fourth guesthouse on your right.
Contact us
- Email Cill Bhreac House
- +353 87 985 9945
- +353 66 915 1358
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Cill Bhreac House, Dingle
Cill Bhreac House is a family run bed and breakfast, owned and operated by the McCarthy family. We have been in the hospitality business since 1989 and take great pride in opening our home for visitors to Dingle. Over the years we have been fortunate to receive many accolades for the service on offer from associations such as International Travel News Magazine, Guide du Routard, Michelin Guide, 400 Best B&B's in Ireland, and the Denver Post, to name but a few. We would be delighted to welcome you to the Dingle Peninsula and help you make the most of your time in this delightful part of the world that we have the pleasure of calling our 'home'.
Meet the Team
Orla & Ronan McCarthy
Owners
Cill Bhreac House is a family run bed and breakfast, owned and operated by the McCarthy family. We have been in the hospitality business since 1989 and take great pride in opening our home for visitors to Dingle. Over the years we have been fortunate to receive many accolades for the service on offer from associations such as International Travel News Magazine, Guide du Routard, Michelin Guide, 400 Best B&B's in Ireland, and the Denver Post, to name but a few. We would be delighted to welcome you to the Dingle Peninsula and help you make the most of your time in this delightful part of the world that we have the pleasure of calling our 'home'.
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