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Kerry Craft Trail Offers SHOWCASING ORIGINAL DESIGN and CRAFT MAKING a Wild Atlantic Way from COUNTY KERRY, IRELAND A A A A ND H NDM ND H NDM ND H NDM ND H NDM A AD A AD A AD A AD D E D E D E D E E E E E N N N N G G G G I I I I Back cover ES ES ES ES D D D D www.originalkerry.com ND HANDM ND HANDM ND HANDM A AD A AD A AD D E D E D E E E E N N N G G G I I I ES ES ES D D D ND HANDM ND HANDM ND HANDM A AD A AD A AD D E D E D E E E E N N N G G G I I I ES ES ES D D D T F CH OR A B R A E T N H T A R I C Á H P I A O R E R T A S Í A E T Original Kerry is supportedH by SOUTH KERRY DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP LTD. T F CH OR A B R A E T N H T A R I C Á H P I A O R E R T A S Í A E T KERRY H CRAFT TRAIL SOUTH KERRY DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP LTD. Kerry Craft Trail offers SHOWCASING ORIGINAL DESIGN AND CRAFT MAKING a Wild Atlantic Way FROM COUNTY KERRY, IRELAND. experience www.originalkerry.com A A A A ND H NDM ND H NDM ND H NDM ND H NDM A AD A AD A AD A AD D E D E D E D E E E E E N N N N G G G G I I I I ES ES ES ES D D D D ND HANDM ND HANDM ND HANDM A AD A AD A AD D E D E D E E E E N N N G G G I I I ORIGINAL KERRY is an umbrella brand which represents a network of designers, artists and craft makers. It supports education, development and the growth of Kerry’s craft industry and promotes Kerry Craft Trail as an authentic activity for locals and visitors to enjoy. ES ES ES D D D DESIGNE ORIGINAL KERRY D A N ES D D IGN ED H A A N N D DESIGN D E M D H A A A N N D D E D H M Inside front cover A A N D E D M A D E DESIG NED A N D DESIGN ED H A A N N D DESIGN D ED H M A A A N N D D E D H M A A N D E D M A D E DESIG NED A N ES D D IGN ED H A A N N D ESI D A A A D G N N N N H H H E H M D D D D A A A D M D M D M N N D D E D N N N H M A A A A A A A A N D D E D D D M A E D D E D D E E DESIGN E E E ED A N D N N N H A N D G G G M A D I I I E CREDITS Produced by Kerry Craft and Design Education Ltd., trading as Original Kerry Photography: Michael Kelly, Castlegregory; or Maker’s own ©2015 Original Kerry Graphic design: Kieran O’Connor Design ES ES ES DESIGNE D D D D A N ES D D IGN ED H A A N N D DESIGN D E M BECOME A MEMBER D H A A A N N D DESIGN Original Kerry calls for membership each year. Membership E D E D D A criteria and fees apply. N ES D H M D IGN ED H Project Co-ordination: Deirdre Enright, www.fruition.ie A A A A N N D N D DESIGN D Tel: +353 (0)86 852 4222 E H M E D D A A A N N D M D E D H M A A A N D D E D M E A ESI D D GN E DESIG ED NED A N A ES D N D IGN ED H D A A DESIG N N N D ESI D E H D GN D ED H M A A A A A N N D D E N D N H M D D A A ESI D G N D N E DISCOUNT VOUCHER M D ED H M A A A Show this voucher at a Kerry Craft TrailA location D E N highlighted in this brochure to receive a special N D JOIN OUR MAILING LIST D E discount. D Please join our mailing listDES andIG NkeepE up to date on Original Kerry D M A One voucher per customer, oneH voucher per transaction. events and activities by emailing [email protected] Discounts are provided at the discretion of the craft maker on DESIG D A A N presentation of this voucher. E H D D N A A N N D D E DESIGN D E M D H M A A A N N D E D A D H M D A A N D E E D M A D E DESIG ESI NED D GN A E N D D A H N A N D D ESIG M D NE A D H D E A A N N D DESIGN D E M D H A A A N N D D E D H M A A N D E D M A D E DESIG NED A N D H A N D M A D E DESIG NED A N ES D D IGN ED H A A N N D DESIGN D E M D H A A A N N D D E D H M A A N D E D M A D E DESIG NED A N D DESIGN ED H A A N N D DESIGN D ED H M A A A N N D D E D H M A A N D E D M A D E DESIG NED A N ES D D IGN ED H A A N N D DESIGN D E M D H A A A N N D D E D H M A A N D E D M A D E DESIG NED A N D H A N D M A D E A A A A ND H NDM ND H NDM ND H NDM ND H NDM A AD A AD A AD A AD D E D E D E D E E E E E N N N N G G G G I I I I ES ES ES ES D D D D ND HANDM eetN firstD HA NhandDM professional designersND HAN DM A AD A AD A AD D E D E D E E andE craft makers when you visitE the N MN N G G G I KerryI Craft Trail. Studio locationsI are dotted ES ES ES D D acrossD 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 ND HANDM ND HANDM ND HANDM groups A (max. 20)AD and private cars. A Look forAD the Kerry Craft ATrail sign AD D E D E D E E E E on Napproved craft makers’ premises.N N G G G I I I ES ES ES ManyD makers have a studio,D shop, toilets and café facilitiesD on- site. Ideally 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; ideally contact makers in advance. Check out the Kerry Craft Trail video online at www.originalkerry.com Special Thanks This publication would not have been possible without the support of INTERREG IVB NWE funding through Rural Alliances ORIGINAL KERRY | 1 A passionate commitment to handmade ensures a uniqueness to the work of Kerry’s craft makers 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 A A AL KERRY ND H NDM ND HANDM ND H NDM IN A AD A AD A AD G D E D E D E I E E E R N N N O G G G I I I ES ES ES D D D Moyvane ND HANDM ND HANDM ND HANDM Listowel A AD A AD A AD D E D E D E E E E N N N 24 G G G I I I 23 ES ES ES D D D to Shannon/ KERRY CRAFT TRAIL Ballyheigue Dublin Airport 25 ENTRE NTRE ENTRE ENTRE T C T CE T C T C AF AF AF AF R R R R C C C C ND HANDM ND HANDM ND HANDM A AD A AD A AD D E D E D E E E E NTRE NTRE NTRE T CE T CE T CE N N N AF AF AF R R R G G G C C C I I I Original Kerry N69 ES Visitors welcome duringES ES Craft Centre D D D ENTRE ENTRE ENTRE T C T C T C opening hours A F AF AF R R R C C C Visitors welcome by 28 26 N21 appointment only Brandon TRALEE Castlegregory 27 Stradbally Castleisland 14 11 16 29 Camp 12 13 Farranfore 18 N86 Ballyferriter Dingle 15 8 Annascaul 9 19 22 Kilcummin 17 Faha 20 Killorglin 21 N72 KILLARNEY 1O Beaufort 6 Barraduff Muckross Kilquane N70 7 N22 N71 Glenflesk Cahirciveen to Cork Valentia Island Airport 1 2 5 Kenmare Portmagee 4 3 Templenoe Waterville Sneem Ballinskelligs 4 | SOUTH KERRY SOUTH KERRY | 5 ENTRE NTRE ENTRE ENTRE T C T CE T C T C AF AF AF AF R R R R C C C C NTRE NTRE NTRE T CE T CE T CE AF AF AF R R R C C C photo © Sean Brady CENTRE CENTRE CENTRE T T T Our centre is situated on the Wild Atlantic Way in the seaside village A F AF AF R R R ORIGINALC KERRY CRAFTC CENTRE C of Castlegregory and is supported by our funding partners and Cross Strand Road, Castlegregory on the Dingle Peninsula Atlantic Productions.
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