Kerry Bog Village Museum

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Quaybaun, Iveragh Peninsula, Co. Kerry
Added by Jopie, at 07 October 2016

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• Luke Nemuras

  19 October 2017

  I mean, whateverthere are better spots along the Ring of Kerry. I learned that turf, sod, and bog mean different things to different people. I also learned that creepy animatronics are still a thing.

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• Reuben Smith

  17 September 2017

  Geared up for large coaches of tourists. Lots of information and reasonable exhibits. Not over priced either

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• Eli Menahem

  07 September 2017

  Very intresting ,highly recomended

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• Brenda Sousa

  19 August 2017

  Informative ! A real look into the way of life in the 18th / 19th century

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• Lavina Kerki

  10 June 2017

  Well, it was nice. Interesting in some point. But could be skipped without regrets

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• Benjamin Gray

  23 February 2017

  So worthwhile. Got to see the real thatched roof cottages inside and outside as well as the animals. Loved it.

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• Kirk Dedenbach

  30 January 2017

  The museum is a decent little place to stop along the Ring of Kerry tour, but there's not really enough to make a separate trip of it.

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• Alex Parker

  20 November 2016

  It is a small outdoor museum with exhibits about the Great Famine in Ireland. It was €5 to get in. It is a pretty small place and you can spend some time in there. I wouldn't feel bad if I had skipped it.

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• Roella Trudgill

  31 October 2016

  We stopped here as part of an organised coach trip and although some people think half an hour is enough I would rather have had longer so I could really be mentally taken back and experience the devastating effects the potato famine had on the people of Ireland all those years ago!! There are reconstructed cottages of all levels of people in society at the time. Very, very interesting and not to be rushed - definitely worth a visit.

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• Matthew Smith

  14 October 2016

  It is easy to imagine how people lived back then. The Irish Coffee was excellent, if small in size.

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