Working in Sneem is an initiative by Sneem Enterprise Centre and the IDA to help skilled people who may wish to locate to Sneem to connect with potential employers who offer ‘work from home’ jobs. The initiative already has international companies looking for ‘work from home’ staff to fulfil roles in IT, software development and also in sales and customer service (with a second language an added advantage).
Sneem Community Notice Board Issue 155
Issue 155 of the Sneem Community Notice Board features the launch of the refurbished clinker gig by Sneem’s Men’s Shed on the front cover. Inside, you will find photos and reports from the Sneem Family Festival and photographs from the Debs Ball at Sneem Hotel. Also, the results to Crossword No. 6, what’s happening locally, in Blackwater and the Carnegie in Kenmare and music in Sneem pubs over the August Bank Holiday weekend.
SCNB Issue
Kelly’s Bakery
Established in 1955, Dan and Daisy Kelly run the bakery, delicatessan and coffee shop alongside their daughter Mary and sons, Donal and Kevin. Now in his eighties, Dan still bakes and delivers fresh bread every day and they stock a wonderful selection of Irish cheeses in the deli.
Sneem makes list for the 12 Most Beautiful Villages in Ireland
Great to see Sneem featured in the 12 most beautiful villages in Ireland on The Culture Trip website.
Parknasilla Resort and Spa
Celebrating 120 years
Welcoming guests since 1895, this stunning hotel is tucked away amidst islands, inlets and hidden beaches along the Wild Atlantic Way & the Ring of Kerry. Surrounded by 500 acres of lush tropical vegetation mapped out into walks and trails for guests to explore.
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D. O’Shea’s Bar
One of the iconic images of Sneem, D. O’Shea’s has been a Public House for over half a century and for much of this time was owned by the O’Shea family. In 1996, it was bought by Mary and Garbhan Kavanagh and extensively renovated inside. They have retained the colourful exterior which has been much photographed and used in advertisements and postcards. Inside is cosy and relaxed, serving the best of bar food throughout the day.
There is an extensive terrace out the back of the pub with fabulous views of the Sneem estuary.
Sneem Hotel
Sneem Hotel was built by Sneem native Louis Moriarty in Golden’s Cove on the Sneem River and opened its doors to families, weddings and independent travellers in 2007. Along with his red setter dog, Red, Louis and his friendly local staff offer a warm welcome and beautiful views a short stroll from the heart of the village.
Sneem announced as one of the Top 15 Tourism Towns in Ireland
Fáilte Ireland has announced the shortlist of 15 towns from across the country for its 2015 Tourism Towns Awards. The competition, in place since 2012, is designed to recognise Irish towns and villages where the local community have worked hard to enhance their appeal to tourists.
The towns selected will now be subject to unannounced inspections by ‘secret shoppers’ over the coming weeks. Then the list gets narrowed down to 10, with the best large and small tourism town being announced in November.
White Strand Beach
The White Strand Beach just before the village of Castlecove is 10km (6 miles) from Sneem. It is one of the favorite beaches for Sneem locals and is a must if you’re looking for things to do with kids on a sunny day. With lots of rocks to clamber on and rock pools to explore, and safe clear shallow water to swim it, it’s paradise for young and old.
Sneem Village Tour
Explore Sneem Sculpture Trail, River Walks and Garden of the Senses
Sneem is a compact village that is very easy to get around. If you are looking for something to do with kids or have some time to spare, take a leisurely walk around, stopping off for ice cream, or coffee and a snack in one of our friendly cafés. Take time out to sit and watch the world go by, or just admire the beautiful scenery.
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