Dingle, Kerry to Shannon, Clare from $27: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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5h  4m

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$27-43

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2h  7m

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$29-48

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Distance: 169 km

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5h  30m

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5h  59m

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Traveling From Dingle to Shannon

The journey from Dingle to Shannon reveals a shift from the vibrant, rugged charm of the Dingle Peninsula to the historic elegance of Shannon, showcasing Ireland’s diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage.

Best Neighbourhoods in Shannon

Shannon features inviting neighborhoods that blend history with modern amenities.

Shannon Town Centre

• Home to popular shops and restaurants.

• Vibrant atmosphere with local events.

Ballycasey

• Quaint streets with charming B&Bs.

• Close to scenic walking paths.

Clonmoney North

• Peaceful area with stunning views.

• Rich in local history and heritage.

Best Times To Visit Shannon's Attractions

Planning your visits to Shannon’s attractions can enhance your experience significantly.

Shannon Heritage Sites

Visit during weekdays in late morning for fewer visitors.

Skycourt Shopping Centre

Afternoons on weekdays are quieter for a relaxing shopping experience.

Ballycasey Castle

Early morning offers serene views and fewer crowds.

Shannon Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Shannon experiences a temperate maritime climate, characterized by mild winters and cool summers, making it pleasant to visit throughout the year. Late spring to early autumn offers the best weather for exploring, while occasional rain can enhance the lush landscape, so packing layers is wise.

Dining Recommendation in Shannon

A visit to The Market Yard in Shannon allows you to savor the delectable Irish beef stew, which contrasts Dingle's seafood-focused cuisine. The warm atmosphere and use of locally sourced ingredients create a comforting dining experience that highlights Shannon’s rich agricultural heritage.