Spread out along the foothills of the Slieve Mish Mountains the twin villages of Boolteens and Keel welcome visitors to the Dingle Peninsula with a colourful display of flowers and rural old world charm. A small rural settlement with a strong community, Boolteens and Keel are linked with shared services which cater for the needs of the surrounding area. The school, childcare centre, church and GAA pitch are all located in residential Keel, while the traditional village centre is at the crossroads in Boolteens with a few small businesses and pubs serving food.

This quiet area is a great place to base yourself on the Dingle Peninsula, only twenty mins drive from Kerry Airport and within easy reach of spectacular Inch Beach.
Walkers and explorers will love Caherconree and the mountain road called 'Bóthar na gCloch' (road of the stones). For fishing Keel pier is known for bass, flounder and plaice.
Historic places to check out are old Keel church and graveyard, and the village crossroads with some lovely reminders of times gone by, the pump, the blacksmiths forge and even an old-fashioned petrol pump.