Self catering holiday rentals in County Kerry, Ireland - Self catering holiday houses to rent - Book direct

Sleeping four people in two bedrooms, this choosy single storey cottage is in a small hamlet a couple of miles from the village of Chapeltown on Valentia Island, Count Kerry.

Watch the seals from this stone coastguard's cottage facing south only 20 meters from the sea on the legendary Ring of Kerry. Sleeps up to 11 but can split into 2 self-contained units, ideally situated for family groups to explore this idyllic corner of Ireland.

This truly beautiful home is in an enviable position overlooking St Finan's Bay, just yards away from the path that leads to Glen Pier.

The Buglers Cottage is a traditional stone cottage which offers self catering accomodation, and is situated in one of the most sought after and desirable locations in Ireland. Located at the entrance to the Gap of Dunloe, it is approximately 10 minutes from Killarney

This detached bungalow is located near to Castlemaine in County Kerry and can sleep eight people in four bedrooms.

This single storey, detached cottage is in the hamlet of Cill Maolceadir, close to the town of Ballydavid in County Kerry and sleeps five people in three bedrooms.

A lovely home near Tralee, County Kerry, sleeping eight comfortably in four bedrooms.

~ Detached House for 6 ~ Fabulous views of Dingle Harbour - Stroll to town ~ 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6 This beautiful home is only a stroll from Dingle town centre where you can enjoy pubs with traditional Irish music & sample locally caught fish in a range of restaurants!!

This detached cottage is set overlooking Brandon Bay, close to the village of Cloghane in County Kerry and sleeps eight people in four bedrooms.

This detached cottage is set on the edge of the rural village of Cloghane, County Kerry and sleeps ten people in four bedrooms.

This house located in the Courtyard at Sheen Falls and it has 3 bedrooms and can comfortably accommodate up to 5 people.

Restored signal box on the edge of Glenbeigh village, at the foot of Seefin Mountain on the Ring of Kerry.