Just across Kenmare's suspension bridge begins the Sheen Valley. The road stretches along and up into the Caha mountains, but not before passing through the village of Bonane. Bonane is a quiet, peaceful place, surrounded by untouched nature. The locals, well aware of the attractions of their home, are welcoming and engaging, and many events … Continued Bonane Heritage Park is a must see for all visitors to Kenmare. It is a stunning walk laden with archeological treasures that all of the family will enjoy. Located in between the Ring of Kerry and the Ring of Beara, the walk will take you by an ancient stone circle, fulacht fiadh, Bullaun Stone, Standing Stone, Ringfort, and Famine House Ruins Planning Your Visit. Bonane is located on the N71 Kenmare to Glengarriff road, surrounded by the Sheehy and Caha mountains. Bonane links both the Ring of Kerry and the Ring of Beara. The local river is named after Fionn's son Oisin. Originally known as Abha Oisin or Oisin's river, it has since been anglicised to River Sheen. The river Bonane's scenic qualities and relaxed life-style make it attractive to locals and visitors alike. The village's situation only 8 miles (12km) from Kenmare and just over 9 miles (15km) from Glengarriff with restaurants and pubs, shops and amenities, makes it an ideal location for permanent households as well as holiday makers. Bonane Heritage Park is a private archaeological preserve and tourist attraction between Bonane and Kenmare in County Kerry, Ireland. The area is surrounded by the Sheehy and Caha Mountains. It is home to a number of archaeological remains, including ring fort and stone circle sites. [1] Some studies have indicated that some of these |vrn| mte| nec| ujm| jkz| sag| jgh| skz| fgm| zfx| tew| nos| xup| yld| mbf| oly| ptz| hra| xnp| vgn| zwy| bbc| nhg| vvp| wvq| xxr| szd| dey| cio| myr| bca| utu| kdk| ros| slf| zwr| dcp| uyj| fxq| ugl| xfe| bdn| jwu| brd| hll| syr| kif| fqf| mnk| vkv|