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Popular High St restaurant reopens with a new name

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By Sean Moriarty

Popular High St café Sceal Eile has reopened after a major refurbishment and has been re-named as Marguerite’s.

NOW OPEN: Maurice Regan Manager at Marguerite's formally known as Sceal Eile on High St.

The restaurant is operated by Marguerite's Home Bakery in Newcastle West, County Limerick.

Marguerite's was first opened by Margaret and Richard Condon in the Limerick town in the 1970s and has been expanding ever since. Their son, also called Richard, now runs the business.

The Limerick bakery supplies cakes and buns to several local shops and the company’s vans are a regular sight on Kerry’s roads.

The renamed café reopened on Tuesday, and despite a facelift and name change, the same friendly staff remain on hand to serve locals and visitors.

These include Annette Horgan, Tanya McCormick, Richard Condon and Maurice Regan.

“We are delighted to be back,” Annette told the Killarney Advertiser. “Locals were popping in telling us how happy they are to see us open.”

Marguerite's is currently open for outdoor dining but once restrictions are lifted the restaurant will be fully open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

New additions since the refurbishment include an ice cream cone machine and a state-of-the-art coffee machine.

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New temporary entrance at Dunloe Hotel

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New temporary entrance at Dunloe Hotel



Motorists travelling along the L4040 in Beaufort are being advised to exercise caution in the coming weeks following changes to the road layout at The Dunloe Hotel & Gardens.

A temporary site entrance and new tarmacadam surface have been installed on the L4040 to manage traffic during ongoing construction work at the hotel.

Temporary site hoarding, entrance gates, and a mobile site cabin are now in place to allow heavy machinery and construction vehicles safe access to the grounds as redevelopment progresses.

The temporary road layout will remain active for the duration of the multi-phase hotel upgrade works.

Once construction is fully completed, developers will remove the temporary entrance and return the hotel entrance configuration to its original layout.

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Exploring the National Park after dark

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Exploring the National Park after dark


Killarney Parish marked the annual Season of Creation by teaming up with the Killarney National Park Education Centre for an after-dark nature event in the park.


Led by newly appointed Parish Administrator Fr Pat O’Donnell, the local community group took part in a Nocturnal Nature Ramble organised in conjunction with European Youth in Parks Day and its ‘Parks in the Dark’ initiative.
Education Centre staff Chris Barron and Tara Buckley guided participants through the park to observe wildlife that becomes active after dusk.
Using bat detectors and night-vision binoculars, the group tracked local nocturnal species and learned about the nighttime ecosystem within the park grounds.

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