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Kerry Craft Trail Original Kerry is supported by KERRY CRAFT TRAIL Community Support Fund Kerry Craft Trail offers a Wild Atlantic Way experience Cover image: Markus Jungmann. See p.29 image: Markus Cover SHOWCASING ORIGINAL DESIGN AND CRAFT MAKING FROM COUNTY KERRY, IRELAND. www.originalkerry.com www.originalkerry.com This centre is situated on the Wild Atlantic Way in the seaside village of Castlegregory and is supported by our funding partners and Cross Atlantic Productions. The centre is an information point for the Original Kerry Craft Trails and a gift shop that stocks the work of Original Kerry makers. Craft making workshops are being held through the summer season. Please visit our Facebook page for more information. Open 10-6 daily July and August ORIGINAL KERRY GIFT SHOP AND CRAFT CENTRE DINGLE IONAD CEARDAÍOCHTA AN DAINGEAN Upper Green Street, Dingle Contact: Aileen Ní Shé T: 083 852 0705 E: [email protected] W: www.originalkerry.shop The craft shop is located on Upper Green Street in picturesque DIngle town centre. It showcases Original Kerry craft work and it’s the perfect starting point for the Dingle Peninsula craft trail. The gallery on the first floor hosts exhibitions throughout the year where individual makers can exhibit a wider range of their work. Please phone 083 852 0705 for details and bookings. Cuireann an t-ionad ceardaíochta fáilte roimh gach éinne! Strand St. Dingle Goat st. We are here St. James’ St. Mary’s Church Church Main st. Green St. John st. Dykegate Lane Strand st. The Mall Mail Rd (N86) Open all year round Please visit our online shop at www.originalkerry.shop eet first hand professional designers and Mcraft makers when you visit the Kerry Craft Trail. Studio locations are dotted across the County of Kerry. A visit to any studio along the route offers you the chance to see first-hand the making of exceptional craft work. Demonstrations and workshops with the makers can be arranged and the studios and workshop spaces are ideally suited to small touring bus groups (max. 20) and private cars. Look for the Kerry Craft Trail sign on approved craft makers’ premises. Many makers have a studio, shop, toilets and café facilities on- site. Making contact in advance with each stop you wish to visit is recommended, especially outside of the Summer season. Private craft demonstrations and workshops can be arranged by contacting the maker directly. It is free to visit any of the stops along the Trail but there is generally a charge for workshops and detailed demonstrations. Makers’ fees and charges are at their own discretion. Opening times can vary; please contact makers in advance. Cover image: Markus Jungmann Ceramics. See p.29 www.originalkerry.com Special Thanks This publication would not have been possible without the support of the Local Enterprise Office 2 | ORIGINAL KERRY KERRY CLARE Belfast IRELAND Shannon Dublin Listowel Farranfore Cork TRALEE Castlegregory Castleisland Farranfore Ballyferriter Dingle Annascaul Dunquin KILLARNEY Cahirciveen KERRY Kenmare Waterville Caherdaniel CORK ORIGINAL KERRY | 3 old no. new no. X 1 Beardsmith X 2 Jayne Gillan Moyvane Listowel 1 3 Goose Island Workshop 2 4 Colleen Bowler 38 37 3 5 Linda Ní hAiniféin KERRY CRAFT TRAIL Ballyheigue to Shannon/ 4 6 Sinéad Lough Ceramics Dublin Airport ENTRE NTRE ENTRE ENTRE T C T CE T C T C AF AF AF AF R R R R 5 7 Ursula Tramski C C C C NTRE NTRE NTRE T CE T CE T CE AF AF AF R R R 6 8 All About Ogham Slate & Copper Gallery C OriginalC C Kerry ENTRE NTRE ENTRE ENTRE T C T CE T C T C AF AF AF AF R R R R C C C C Craft Centre 7 9 Louis Mulcahy Pottery ENTRE ENTRE ENTRE C C C F T CastlegregoryFT FT A A A R R R C C C N69 NTRE NTRE NTRE T CE T CE T CE AF AF AF R R R 10 10 Kathleen McAuliffe C OriginalC C Kerry 11 11 Lisbeth Mulcahy Weavings Craft Centre ENTRE ENTRE ENTRE 4 C C C F T FT FT 36 A DingleA A R R R C C C 12 12 Uisce Leathercraft N21 TRALEE 13 13 Holden Leather Goods Brandon 2 14 14 Kelly Marie Castlegregory Stradbally 35 Castleisland 8 15 Fiadh Handwoven Designs 34 1 9 16 nu Goldsmith 6 3 15 17 Úna Ní Shé 8 Farranfore 17 Camp 16 18 Skellig Ballyferriter 5 16 15 N86 7 29 17 19 Made 4 U 33 14 Annascaul 9 10 32 30 19 20 Blackwater Woodturners Kilcummin Faha 21 21 PFK Kenmare 11 12 31 20 22 Kenmare Lace & Design Centre 13 Dingle Killorglin 22 23 Markus Jungmann N72 KILLARNEY Beaufort X 24 Bealtaine Crafts 28 Barraduff 23 25 Mucros Bindery Muckross Kilquane 27 24 26 Blue Pool Soap N70 25 N22 25 27 Mucros Weavers 26 26 28 Mary Neeson Ceramics Visitors welcome during N71 Glenflesk 27 29 Kerry Crafted Glass opening hours 28 30 Breeda Hughes Jewellery Visitors welcome by Cahirciveen 29 31 Kerry Woollen Mills appointment only to Cork Valentia Island 21 Airport X 32 Ring of Kerry Craft 22 30 33 Amélie Gagné Studio 19 Kenmare 31 34 Sean Sugrue Portmagee 20 Templenoe 32 35 Alison Walsh 18 23 Sneem 33 36 David Condon Waterville 35 37 Karen Pleass Ballinskelligs 24 36 38 Donnchada O’Connor 4 | KERRY CRAFT TRAIL old no. new no. X 1 Beardsmith X 2 Jayne Gillan Moyvane Listowel 1 3 Goose Island Workshop 2 4 Colleen Bowler 38 37 3 5 Linda Ní hAiniféin KERRY CRAFT TRAIL Ballyheigue to Shannon/ 4 6 Sinéad Lough Ceramics Dublin Airport ENTRE NTRE ENTRE ENTRE T C T CE T C T C AF AF AF AF R R R R 5 7 Ursula Tramski C C C C NTRE NTRE NTRE T CE T CE T CE AF AF AF R R R 6 8 All About Ogham Slate & Copper Gallery C OriginalC C Kerry ENTRE NTRE ENTRE ENTRE T C T CE T C T C AF AF AF AF R R R R C C C C Craft Centre 7 9 Louis Mulcahy Pottery ENTRE ENTRE ENTRE C C C F T CastlegregoryFT FT A A A R R R C C C N69 NTRE NTRE NTRE T CE T CE T CE AF AF AF R R R 10 10 Kathleen McAuliffe C OriginalC C Kerry 11 11 Lisbeth Mulcahy Weavings Craft Centre ENTRE ENTRE ENTRE 4 C C C F T FT FT 36 A DingleA A R R R C C C 12 12 Uisce Leathercraft N21 TRALEE 13 13 Holden Leather Goods Brandon 2 14 14 Kelly Marie Castlegregory Stradbally 35 Castleisland 8 15 Fiadh Handwoven Designs 34 1 9 16 nu Goldsmith 6 3 15 17 Úna Ní Shé 8 Farranfore 17 Camp 16 18 Skellig Ballyferriter 5 16 15 N86 7 29 17 19 Made 4 U 33 14 Annascaul 9 10 32 30 19 20 Blackwater Woodturners Kilcummin Faha 21 21 PFK Kenmare 11 12 31 20 22 Kenmare Lace & Design Centre 13 Dingle Killorglin 22 23 Markus Jungmann N72 KILLARNEY Beaufort X 24 Bealtaine Crafts 28 Barraduff 23 25 Mucros Bindery Muckross Kilquane 27 24 26 Blue Pool Soap N70 25 N22 25 27 Mucros Weavers 26 26 28 Mary Neeson Ceramics N71 Glenflesk 27 29 Kerry Crafted Glass 28 30 Breeda Hughes Jewellery Cahirciveen 29 31 Kerry Woollen Mills to Cork Valentia Island 21 Airport X 32 Ring of Kerry Craft 22 30 33 Amélie Gagné Studio 19 Kenmare 31 34 Sean Sugrue Portmagee 20 Templenoe 32 35 Alison Walsh 18 23 Sneem 33 36 David Condon Waterville 35 37 Karen Pleass Ballinskelligs 24 36 38 Donnchada O’Connor KERRY CRAFT TRAIL | 5 OPEN BY BEARDSMITH APPOINTMENT ONLY Curraheen, Tralee V92 FFX3 Contact: Matthew Smith T: 087 635 5268 1 E: [email protected] W: www.beardsmith.ie Social: @beardsmithbeardcare Lat: 51.906525; Lon: -8.457948 Established in 2015, Beardsmith creates beard care and men’s grooming products. This high quality and natural range is handmade by Matthew Smith on the Wild Atlantic Way using traditional techniques. They are designed specifically for men, with masculine scents and are quick and simple to use. The Beardsmith speciality is natural soaps and shampoos. These form the core of our grooming range, with all products designed to enhance and compliment each other. The Beardsmith range includes soaps, shampoos, beard oils and styling waxes. All products are 100% chemical free. 6 | ORIGINAL KERRY OPEN BY JAYNE GILLAN DESIGNS APPOINTMENT ONLY Derrymore East, Tralee, Co.Kerry T: 087 284 9513 E: [email protected] 2 W: www.jaynegillan.com Lat: 52.236261; Lon: -9.826701 Jayne´s love of wool and natural eco-friendly fibres is expressed through her wet-felting and silk nuno-felting. Focused on modern irish fashion and comfort, her unique designs bring to mind the textures and colours of the memorable Irish landscape. “Working with wool has become an endless and fascinating learning course, where I appreciate more and more how our dependence on synthetic fibres has to change, so we can create a sustainable future. “ Visitors to her studio are welcome by appointment ORIGINAL KERRY | 7 OPEN GOOSE ISLAND Mon – Sat WORKSHOP 10.00 – 17.00 Inchaloughra, Castlegregory 3 Contact: Garry Marcham T: 066 713 9896 E: [email protected] W: www.gooseislandworkshop.ie Lat: 52.255496; Lon: -10.017342 Maker of Windsor chairs, benches and stools as well as bespoke furniture to commission, Garry blends very traditional techniques with more modern approaches to wood working.
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