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Getting Here by Car: The Brehon Hotel is located on the Muckross Road (N71); the hotel is on the left hand side approx 1km from Killarney town centre. From Kerry Airport Take the N22 towards Killarney & follow signs for the Muckross Road – N71 as above (20min). From Cork Take the N22 to Killarney, on reaching Killarney follow signs for Muckross Road N71. From Shannon Airport Take the N18 to Limerick, take the N21 to Castleisland, then take the N22 to Killarney and follow the signs for the Muckross Road N71 as above (2hr). From Dublin Take the M7 signposted Limerick, take the N21 to Castleisland, then take the N22 to Killarney and follow the signs for the Muckross Road N71 as above (3.5hr). You can also plan your journey by AA Route planner or Google Maps Getting Here by Air: Kerry Airport is located only 15 minutes drive from Killarney town. Kerry Airport provides Killarney with direct daily access to the UK and Germany with developing routes to other EU & UK destinations. It provides multiple daily commuter connections to Dublin International Airport and onwards to the wider world. Cork Airport which is only 70 minutes drive from Killarney and provides a range of UK and EU connections. It has 5 daily flights to London alone, which provides access to all major world airports within the UK and mainland Europe. Shannon Airport is a 1.5 hour drive from Killarney and, in addition to UK and EU connections, it also offers direct flights to the USA with daily direct flights to JFK, Newark and Boston and pre-clearance facilities for US bound-travellers. Dublin Airport provides significant international access to Killarney via Kerry Airport but also through its connections with Cork and Shannon Airports and of course also by linking to Killarney by road (3.5 hours), and by rail from Dublin City direct to Killarney in 3 hours. Getting Here by Rail: Killarney is brilliantly serviced by Irish Rail, Ireland’s National Rail network. The journey from Dublin takes approximately 3.5 hours and is an ideal way to work and travel comfortably. Irish Rail provides numerous daily train services to and from Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Galway. Killarney train station is located just one mile from The Brehon Hotel. .

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