Blennerville

Blennerville is a village located in County Kerry, Ireland, situated on the Dingle Peninsula. Historically, it was a significant port town, particularly known for its windmill, which is a prominent landmark. The Blennerville Windmill, dating back to the 19th century, was once the largest working windmill in Ireland and has been restored and is now a tourist attraction, offering insights into traditional milling practices.

The village itself has a small but active community and offers a glimpse into rural Irish life. It is a popular starting point for exploring the scenic Dingle Peninsula, with its dramatic coastal landscapes and historical sites. The nearby Tralee Bay provides opportunities for birdwatching and other recreational activities. Blennerville has a church and a few local amenities catering to residents and visitors. Its proximity to Tralee town means that many of the services and attractions of the larger urban center are easily accessible. The area's history is intertwined with the agricultural and maritime traditions of the region, and the windmill stands as a testament to this heritage.