Elizabeth I in 1587 granted Tralee to Edward Denny and it was recognised in 1613 by royal charter. Sir Edward was the first of the Dennys to settle in Tralee; the Dennys did not occupy the castle of the …

Jan 6, 2026 · Looking for things to do in Tralee today? In this guide, we tackle the best things to do in Tralee along with plenty of places to see closeby.

Slip into Tralee pub on any unassuming evening and you'll likely be treated to a lively session of traditional music: fiddlers and guitarists and bearded laddies sipping on pints and jamming on festive …

Beautifully located in the foothills of the 3000ft high reaching Slieve Mish Mountains and closely surrounded by some of the best sandy beaches of the Atlantic Ocean, Tralee is the vibrant centre of …

Welcome to Tralee, Kerry’s Capital! Famous for Roses, Beaches, Festivals and so much more… Visit, Shop, Work, Live in Tralee!

Nov 13, 2025 · Tralee, urban district, county seat, and minor seaport at the head of Tralee Bay, County Kerry, southwestern Ireland. The earls of Desmond had their main castle at Tralee in the 14th and …

Tralee is the perfect adventure and family base on the Wild Atlantic Way. Tralee has shopping, surfing, museums and eco-tourism, surfing and adventure along its sheltered bay.

Tralee is the county town of County Kerry in southwest Ireland, with a population of about 26,000 in 2022. Its Irish name Trá Lí means "strand / beach on the River Lee". Tralee is north of Kerry's tourist …

Nov 17, 2025 · With a population just shy of 25,000, today, Tralee is a bustling, modern town, lined with shops, restaurants and pubs - and largely pedestrianized, resulting in a vibrant community spirit. As...

Introduction Tralee, the capital of County Kerry, is a charming town that blends history, nature, and culture. Best known for the annual Rose of Tralee International Festival, the town offers stunning …