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Kenmare
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Kenmare

Market town in County Kerry, Republic of Ireland, at the head of a sea inlet known as Kenmare River; population (2002) 1,850. Situated at the southern end of the Ring of Kerry, Kenmare is a popular tourist centre. It produces handmade lace.

Kenmare was founded in 1670 by William Petty (1623-1687), Oliver Cromwell's surveyor general in Ireland, to support his mining developments nearby. The town's two main streets, which intersect each other in a distinctive X-shape, were laid out by the 1st Marquess of Landsdowne in 1775. Cromwell's Fort, a 17th-century castle, is situated close to the centre of the town. Nearby are the ruins of Dunkerron Castle (2 km/1 mi west), Cappanacushy Castle (8 km/5 mi west-southwest), and Dromore Castle (10 km/7 mi west-southwest).



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