Religious Sites in Tralee

Explore the diverse spiritual heritage of the Tralee region, spanning from medieval ruins to active parish churches. This collection includes the 13th-century Ardfert Friary, a Franciscan National Monument, alongside sacred holy wells like Tobar na Molt, traditionally associated with Saint Brendan the Navigator. The list features significant architectural sites such as the Neo-Gothic Dominican Church and the ruins of Kilgobbin Church, representing Roman Catholic and Anglican traditions across the North Kerry landscape.

Ardfert Frairy

Ardfert Abbey, also known as Ardfert Friary, is a ruined medieval Franciscan friary and National Monument in Ardfert, County Kerry, Ireland.

Saint Bernard's

A historic church and heritage site located in the Abbeydorney area of County Kerry.

Wethers Well

Also known as Tobar na Molt, this ancient holy well features a stone-enclosed spring and carved figures of Saint Brendan, Saint Erc, and Saint Ita. It remains a significant site for local pilgrimage.

Saint Brendan's Well

A traditional holy well and place of worship dedicated to Saint Brendan the Navigator, situated near the coastline of Tralee Bay.

Dominican Church

Also known as Holy Cross, this 19th-century Neo-Gothic church was designed by architect George Ashlin. It features intricate stonework and notable stained-glass windows.

St. Mary's

A Roman Catholic parish church serving the community near the eastern approach to the Dingle Peninsula.

Kilgobbin Church

The ruins of a medieval church and historic graveyard located near Camp, overlooking Tralee Bay.

Saint Brendan's Church

A Roman Catholic church dedicated to Saint Brendan, the patron saint of Kerry, located in the Clogher area.