When people find themselves in Dingle’s vintage trinket shops and candlelit Kennedy’s pub, they’re in a place that cherishes its language, its music and its sense that it is untouched by commercialism. Nestled in the corner of the Wild Atlantic Way; Gaeilgeoirí, writers, artists and a certain magical spirit all collide in this rural arcadia. A town that was put on the map by a famous dolphin named… Source
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