High marks for Hospitality;
Breege was on hand to greet us and put
out some of her homemade soda bread for us to munch on. Had her car not been in the shop, Breege would have happily helped us with our transportation dilema. We had expected to have a car but gave up on the driving challenge earlier in the game. One needs a car to enjoy this peaceful location with its' views to the sea.
Breege could not have been more gracious and works hard to single handedly maintain this historic property, Formerly a hotel it retains some of its elegant touches along with some luxurious up-dating, and still hosts the occasional wedding. The grounds themselves are a bit rustic and include some ruins of an ancient stone property, the history of which we never explored. It was serving in the present as sort of a tumble of temporary storage.
The airbnb apartment we occupied had more of a country feel to it. A spacious upstairs suite with lots of natural light.

Ballyferriter is a favorite of most of the Irish people we met along the way. It's natural beauty, being on the Dingle Peninsula, and access to a beautiful shoreline, removed from the tourist throngs, makes this easy to understand.

Special note for directions to the property:
When sighting the green steel roof of the property used as landmark, start looking on your left for 2 brick pillars set a bit back from the road slightly BEFORE you reach the green roof. The airbnb sign, on the left hand pillar is the Symbol for airbnb, Not the words. Go up the drive and around back and see steel stairs leading up to the second floor apartment.
Give Breege our best and enjoy your stay.
K.