Introduction
Your Hosts,
Kathleen and Declan look forward to welcoming you to Neidin
House, and we will do our
best to ensure that your stay is a most memorable one.
Neidín
House ~ Lansdowne Lodge ~ Kenmare ~ Kathleen & Declan
O'Connor
Phone: +353 (0)64 41095 ~ Fax: 064-41604 ~ Email:
neidinhouse@eircom.net
- 2 minutes walk from town centre
- Guests' lounge
- Private car parking
- Dining room with large breakfast menu.
- Double, triple or twin bedrooms
- Cot available on request
- Highchair available
- All centrally heated
- All en-suite, with large screen TV &video
Kenmare
Kenmare (Irish: An Neidín) is a small town (pop. 1844 - CSO 2002) in the south of County Kerry, Ireland . The Irish name for the town 'An Neidín' translates into English as 'The Little Nest'. The name Kenmare is the anglicised form of Ceann Mhara "head of the sea", which refers to the furthest point inland reached by the sea.
Kenmare is located at
the head of Kenmare Bay sometimes called the Kenmare River (An
Ribhéar) where the Roughty River (An Ruachtach) flows
into the sea, and at the junction of the Iveragh Peninsula and
the Beara Peninsula. The traditional Irish name of the bay was
Inbhear Scéine from the celtic inver, which is recorded
in the 11th Century narrative Lebor Gabala Erenn as the arrival
point of themythological Irish ancestor Partolon.
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Description
Neidín House is a superbly appointed, purpose built guesthouse with its own car park, spacious and bright bedrooms, all en suite, central heating and satellite TV.
It is only a 2 minute walk from the town centre, and overlooks Kenmare's magnificient 18-hole golf course. Neidín is the Gaelic name for Kenmare, meaning "little nest".
Pictures of Kenmare
