Driving from Dublin to Killarney: Two Scenic Routes, One Incredible Day

In this episode of the Traveling in Ireland podcast, Jody discusses the popular travel route from Dublin to Killarney, highlighting two main routes: the M7 via Limerick and the M8 through Tipperary. She emphasizes the importance of taking time to explore various attractions along the way, including the Irish National Stud, the Rock of Dunamase, King John's Castle, and the Rock of Cashel. Jody also addresses the feasibility of visiting Kilkenny and Wicklow during the trip, advising on the best way to experience these locations without feeling rushed. Looking for itinerary inspiration & advice? Grab one - or more- of my free Ireland itineraries: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/plan Planning a self-drive trip? Save 10% on your car rental with Irish Car Rentals with this link: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/ICR Takeaways Dublin to Killarney is a popular trip. Both routes are around four hours if traveling direct. The Irish National Stud is a terrific place if you love horses or gardens. The Rock of Dunamase is a powerful spot. King John's Castle is a beautiful Norman castle. The Rock of Cashel is an amazing site filled with history. Cahir Castle is Jody's favorite Norman Castle. Blarney Castle & Gardens needs two and a half hours at a minimum. Kilkenny deserves a full day on its own. For full show notes and links visit: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/between-dublin-and-killarney/planning-your-irish-vacation/itineraries/