The official website of Sneem village, the knot in the Ring of Kerry. Situated along The Wild Atlantic Way
The recent First Holy Communion is featured on the front page. Inside are reports from local church, school and clubs. There are photos from the recent Biodiversity Week events and notice of the upcoming launch of a book commemorating 50 years of Sneem School League.
The front cover features upcoming events for the May bank holiday weekend kicking off with a fundraising table quiz in Riney’s on Friday night in aid of Sneem Summer Festival, followed by the inaugural Earth, Sky and Water Festival in Sneem Story House.
Inside are reports from local churches, schools and clubs. There’s a packed schedule for Sneem Biodiversity Week from 15th to 24th May.
The April issue features upcoming events for the Easter weekend on the front cover – the Life of Gobnait NÃ Bhruadair in the Little Church on Saturday 4th April, a cake sale and Easter egg hunt on Easter Sunday. Inside are reports and photos from Sneem St. Patrick’s Day Parade as well as reports from local clubs, churches and schools.
The March issue features the local fire brigade on the front cover receiving their individual trauma soft toys knitted by Sneem craft group. Inside there are reports from local churches, schools and community groups.
The front cover of the February 2026 issue features a picture from the recent fundraising coffee morning in Rineys, and an ad for the official opening of Costcutters. Inside are reports from local schools, churches and community groups.
The Christmas edition features the unveiling of a new sculpture in Sneem promoting the Blue Dots of Iveragh. Inside are reports from local clubs, schools and churches and upcoming events over Christmas. There is an extensive report on the recent Sneem International and Folklore Festival.
The November issue celebrates Sneem winning a Gold Medal award in the SuperValu TidyTowns Competition this year. The full adjudication report is printed inside. Also news from churches and clubs in the Parish and details for upcoming events.
The October issue features the recent Sneem Riverbank clean-up on the front page along with a photo of locals who climbed Carrauntoohill in solidarity with the people of Palestine. Inside are reports from local groups and organisations and details of upcoming events for October.
The September issue features Sneem Rowing Club celebrating their participation in the All Ireland Coastal Rowing Championships which took place in Glenarm, Co. Antrim in August. Inside are local reports and news of upcoming events.
The August edition features the Sneem Summer Festival Committee on the front page celebrating a fabulous festival in July. Inside are reports from various clubs and news of upcoming events.