
Sneem Digital Hub is being set up to attract digital jobs to Sneem. Register your interest on the Working in Sneem website

The official website of Sneem village, the knot in the Ring of Kerry. Situated along The Wild Atlantic Way

Sneem Digital Hub is being set up to attract digital jobs to Sneem. Register your interest on the Working in Sneem website
On June 17th, Sneem GAA , via its ‘John Egan Memorial Committee’ will host the unveiling of a bronze memorial to one of the ‘All-time Greats’ of Kerry football and Sneem native, John Egan. The memorial is a life size statue of John, sculpted by renowned artist, Alan Hall from Valentia and will be set in South Square , facing Sneem Sportsfield, where John gave so many displays of his remarkable footballing skills, vision etc. over many years. Continue reading “Honouring a Sneem Football Legend”
Issue 184 gives details of the upcoming celebrations for the unveiling of the John Egan Memorial in the South Square of Sneem on Saturday 17th June. There are also reports from the Sneem Scouts, the upcoming Sneem Regatta on 18th June and photos from the Sneem JFK 50 Mile Challenge which took place in May.
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The April issue of the Sneem newsletter contains details of St. Patrick’s Day prizewinners, a report from the newly formed Sneem scouts first camp out, news about the Sneem Parent, Baby and Toddler Group, news from Blackwater and Kenmare Family Resource Centre and details of what’s happening in Sneem over Easter and the following month.
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Online registration is now open for the 2017 Sneem JFK 50 Mile Challenge which takes place in Sneem on the weekend of the 20th and 21st May 2017. The Challenge is to complete 50 miles (80km) in under 20 hours. There is also a 26 mile and 15 mile walk option. This year, the Challenge is open to runners as well as walkers. Click here to register. View event for details.

The community of Sneem was delighted to welcome from Sunday 13thto Thursday 17th November, falconers from up to 60 counties across the globe.
Sneem was delighted to be a gold medal winner in the 2016 Tidy Towns, scoring 322 marks, up from 317 in 2015 and only 4 points behind Birdhill, the winner of Ireland’s Tidiest Village category. See what the judges said about Sneem in the Adjudication Report. Sneem won the overall Tidy Towns Award in 1987, so maybe 2017 will be our year?