Duibhne
Duibhne is a peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland, commonly known in English as the Dingle Peninsula. It extends into the Atlantic Ocean and forms the westernmost part of the island. The landscape is marked by rugged sea cliffs, green hills, coves, and beaches. Much of the area lies within the Gaeltacht, where Irish remains a living community language, particularly in towns such as Dingle (An Daingean) and Dún Chaoin (Dunquin) at the western tip.
Geography and notable sites: The peninsula is dominated by hills and a dramatic coastline, with Mount Brandon
History and culture: The Duibhne region has a long maritime tradition and a strong association with Irish-language
Economy and access: Tourism is a principal industry, focusing on scenery, language, and historical sites. Agriculture