| Perched on the edge of the wild Atlantic, the warmth of windswept County Kerry comes from the locals. Ireland’s remote south-west corner is unlikely ever to be described as tranquil, gentle or sedate. Rather, it’s a wild and rugged land with a rich and turbulent history that spans millennia. Over those years, often in the face of adversity and always at the mercy of the weather, the residents have honed a certain character. Put simply, they see the funny side of everything. It’s a survival instinct. Read more: 
|  Dingle Harbour (source: Rob Grant) | ||
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AuthorRob Grant is a freelance writer, specialising in travel, culture and business. He is a member of the Australian Society of Travel Writers and is based in San Francisco, California. Areas
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