Torc Waterfall is one of County Kerry's most popular attractions. Because it's less than 5 miles from Killarney and an easy walk from a parking lot on the country's N71 road, Torc Waterfall is ...

We end up parking up in the Killarney National Park for the night In the morning we get up early and head to Torc Waterfall. At 8am we were the only people there. Torc waterfall was only a short ...

Just a few minutes walk away from the car park is the famous Torc Waterfall, which lies at the base of Torc Mountain. Torc Waterfall is a 20-metre high, 110-metre long cascade waterfall and there ...

Take a horsedrawn carriage ride around the park and stop off at Torc Waterfall, a 60-foot-high cascading waterfall that’s a real natural wonder. Every year around Valentine’s Day couples make ...

But do tourists have to follow in their tracks? On a busy Bank Holiday Sunday visit at one of the Park’s main attractions, Torc Waterfall, it seemed like it. Late October, with the 10,000 ...

Downloadable map at www.discover- ireland.ie/walking. View map of Muckross Lake & Torc Waterfall here TRAVEL: Rail (www.irishrail. ie) to Killarney; jaunting car (haggle your price) or bus ...

There is a growing contingent of people in Killarney who want to know why the public topilets at Torc Waterfall are closed. Why the second busiest attraction inside the National Park, after ...

There is really only one answer to that, and that is Torc Mountain (535m) which towers over its more famous waterfall. As it lies within the Killarney National Park, the park rangers have been at ...

Torc Waterfall, Ross Castle, and Killarney National Park ahead of the shows return to the INEC, Killarney this September. Entertaining both locals and international visitors, the Riverdance ...