The only tickets required are a book of taste trail tickets to take part in the ‘The Taste Trail’.
TASTE TRAIL TICKETS – Tickets Only, no cash! The main income to run the festival comes from the sale of taste trail ticket books. Despite the festival growing massively the sale of books has not. The reason for that is because festival goers are using cash instead of buying books and businesses on the trail are advertising that festival goers can pay cash or use a ticket. This year the committee has asked all taste trail businesses not to offer a cash option. The original aim of the festival was always for the trail to operate on tickets only so there was an income to actually run the festival. We are asking everyone this year, festival goers & businesses on the trail, to please support the tickets for the festival. A book of Taste Trail tickets contains 9 tickets, worth €2 each. The cost of the book is €20.00 with €2 going towards the successful running of the festival. We hope you agree €20 for what the festival offers all weekend is very very good value for money. They are available from the festival office during the weekend of the festival.
Festival Office is located next to Paul Geaney’s Pub on Main Street & the opening hours are: Friday – 10am – 6pm, Saturday – 10am – 6pm & Sunday 10am – 3pm
Tickets are also available to purchase from the Monday before the festival at various outlets in the town. View Map of ticket sellers
- O’Cathain Fish Shop
- Boatyard Restaurant
- John Benny’s Pub
- Dingle Bay Hotel
- Strand House
- Murphy’s Ice-Cream (next to Paddy Bawn’s Pub)
- Garvey’s SuperValu
- O’Flaherty’s Pub
- Charthouse Restaurant (not Sunday)
- The Coach House
- Sheehy’s Spar
- Grey’s Lane Bistro
- Bean in Dingle
- McCarthy’s Bar
- Barr na Sraide
- Fitzgerald’s Centra
- Dingle Benners Hotel
- Paul Geaney’s Bar
- Dingle Pub
- Ashes Seafood Restaurant
- eat.Dingle
- Nellifred’s Bar & Garage
- Grogan’s Pharmacy
- Muiris Dan’s
- O’Sullivan’s Courthouse Pub