Killorglin is home to some of the best arts and cultural events in the region
Annual events kick off in February with Biddy’s Day, a celebration of Ireland’s Celtic heritage. There’s also an array of local community group and club events along with some great gigs throughout the many live music venues in the district. If your business, club or community group is holding an event and you would like us to help promote it on our website and on our social media for free, please complete the form here.
Featured events
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Rás Mumhan 2020 Cancelled
Rás Mumhan is one of Ireland’s premier cycling events it takes place in Kerry and West Limerick over the Easter weekend
Killorglin as its base
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Pat McManus Band live
The Pat McManus Band plays live in Killorglin's Manor Inn with support from upcoming Kerry band the Queenless Kings.
€10
Manor Inn, Killorglin
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K-Fest 2020 Cancelled
K-FEST, a dynamic arts festival with an emphasis on emerging artists, uses unoccupied spaces in Killorglin, Co. Kerry, transforming vacant retail outlets, deserted buildings, and even domestic homes into curated bespoke pop-up galleries and venues over the June Bank Holiday weekend. K-FEST aims for cultural innovation and artistic exploration, as well as for showcasing fun, eclectic, and thought-provoking events while setting and maintaining high production standards across all our programmes.
Various locations around Killorglin
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Munster Forest Charity Dinner Dance
The bi-annual event hosted by Nottingham Forest Supporters Club Munster Branch, raising money for various charities. This year we are fundraising for the Killorglin Hospice, Irish Heart Foundation, with a donation also going to Hope Nottingham.
The Manor Inn, Iveragh Road, Killorglin, Co. Kerry
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Puck Fair
Puck Fair – in Irish this is Aonach an Phoic, meaning “Fair of the He-Goat” is one of Ireland’s oldest fairs. Every year a goat-catcher goes up into the mountains to catch a wild goat. The goat is brought back to the town and the Queen of Puck, traditionally a young school girl from one of the local primary schools, crowns him King Puck. This signifies that the festivities may begin! On the 3rd day – minus his crown – he is brought down to be led back to his mountain home. It takes place annually for three days on the 10th, 11th and 12th of August in Killorglin, County Kerry.
Various locations around Killorglin
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Cromane Seafest 2020
A weekend maritime mashup of food and family fun.
Tickets from €15
Cromane Beach