Very cool, got soaked but well worth it.
Will work the visit. A great piece of history.
Very Intresting, worth the €3 cover charge. But bring cash as they don't take card and going to the nearest atm is about 10k away.
Interesting enough historical stone beehives huts on the hillside. Part of the Slea Head drive on the Dingle Peninsula. 3 euro charge per person to enter is a bit steep given that you are likely only to stay the 10 minutes it takes to walk up the steep (be warned it is a steep path if you aren't fit) path to take your selfies with the beehives and back down again.
Apparently they've upped the price of this but it is interesting. Especially if you do some reading about the region first. And a cute photo op if you are and Instagrammer of course.
Not a lot to see and it now costs 3 euros per person Don't bother
What a ripoff!!! There is nothing much to see up the hill. Not recommended.
Nice place! A must-see at the Dingle peninsula.
Interesting to look at, and costs 1.50 euros per person essentially to walk through someone's land to the site. A nice stop on your tour around the peninsula
Cool to see these old huts. It felt dumb to pay to see them. Worth seeing on your way around the peninsula.