Eyeries Post Office and General Store - a wide range of goods, refreshments and Post Office services
O'Sullivan's Foodstore - a wide range of goods, farming and hardware supplies, refreshments, the Pink Umbrella Crafts and Gift Shop and fuel
O'Shea's Bar
Eyeries Motorhome and Holiday Park
Beara Necessities Café and Wine Bar
Evie's Café (summer only)
Hag's Kitchen Home Dining and Catering



Tea, coffee and chat after - a very sociable way to help keep the village looking at its best!

4 times a day
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Calling at Eyeries -
Beara Necessities Café car park
Women
1st - Michelee Finn - Leevale AC - 28.23
2nd - Carol Finn - Leevale AC - 31.03
3rd - Julie O'Brien - Durrus AC - 31.54
Men
1st - Mark Walsh - Leevale AC - 25.59
2nd - John Lenehan - City of Derry Spartans - 26.38
3rd - Donal Coakley - Glanmire AC - 27.04
INAUGURAL 1 MILE JUNIOR RACE
Girls
1st - Aislinn Lowney - Beara AC - 06.48
2nd - Riley Minihane - Beara AC - 07.25
3rd - Aoede Spencer - Beara AC - 07.36
Boys
1st - Andy O'Sullivan - Beara AC - 06.30
2nd - Paudie O'Grady - Beara AC - 06.43
3rd - Luke Browne - Beara AC - 06.48

Beara and Allihies 13 year old Féile was recently very seriously injured in a farm accident - she has lost both her legs and suffered extensive injuries to her lower abdomen.
Féile has bravely endured more than 30 surgeries so far and will need massive practical and financial support in the months and years to come.



Beara West Family Resource Centre
Phone or pop into the Beara West Resource Centre if you’d like to check out how we can support you, as an individual, as a family, or as a group.
We offer assistance with administration tasks such as online renewals and form-filling, access to low-cost counselling, family support and family learning, one-to-one confidential practical and emotional support, photocopying and general enquiries.
We encourage active participation in our community and endeavour to host a range of activities that we hope will provide new learning and a social outlet.
For more info about any of these events please call into Beara West Family Resource Centre, phone 027 70998 or email info@bearawestfrc.ie
Beara West Needs You!
Would you like to make a difference in your community? Beara West is looking for volunteers to help support our local services, from friendly phone calls, delivering Meals on Wheels to lending a hand at events and activities. Just a little of your time can make a big difference in someone’s life. If you can spare some time and would like to get involved, please contact us on 027 70998 – we’d love to hear from you!
Activities at Beara West have taken off this year, from the Rhythm Room on Wednesdays to the Women’s Group Patchwork Workshop last week; the availability of the Toy Library, Meals on Wheels and more; and the various groups that hold their meetings at the Centre including Parent & Toddler, Unislim, Active Retirement Group and more.
Activities at the Centre are led by the needs of people locally and line up with our ethos to encourage active participation in our community. Get in touch if you’d like to know what activities are coming up.
We support individuals and families in a range of ways from confidential practical and emotional supports to form-filling and various paperwork.
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Easter Scavenger Hunt for all the Family :
Join us at Beara West for our exciting Easter Scavenger Hunt – perfect for all ages! Pick up your clue sheet from reception and complete the hunt in your own time, no rush. Return your completed sheet to Beara West and every participant will receive an Easter goody bag full of surprises. Final date to return clue sheets is Friday April 10th.
Alive in Local History Part One: Thursday April 9th at 3pm
Join Paddy O’Sullivan for an informative talk on local places and buildings and their stories.
The event is open to everyone. Come along, learn something new, and enjoy local history in good company. To book your place, please phone 027 70998. A €5 donation is kindly requested to support future events.
Alive in Local History is a 3-part series of shared stories of our local past and tales brought to life. These history talks and walks are taking place in April, May & June on the second Thursday of each month.
Young Hearts Facing Loss - Monday April 20th at 7pm
Join John Douglas as he explores the experience of grief and loss, from natural to unexpected deaths, offering a supportive space for young people and families to understand, share, and find guidance. Suitable for ages 10 years and above. Parents also welcome to attend. To book your place, phone 027 70998 or text 083 1030407.
Citizens Information Talk Series :
There are two very informative talks coming up on Friday April 24th.
11am–1pm Adapting Your Home: Accessing Support, and
2pm–4pm Housing Help: From Renting to Building
This Citizens Information Talk Series offers a range of FREE, informative talks open to everyone. Each session focuses on a specific topic and offers practical advice and up-to-date information. Booking is essential, and a minimum of 10 attendees is required for each session. For more information, or to book your place, phone the Centre on 027 70998.
Rhythm Room - Wednesdays 2.15pm to 3.30pm
Rhythm Room is on a break. This popular singing session will resume after Easter on April 22nd. All are welcome to come along and share in singing and stories. Phone us to book your place or visit www.bearawest.ie and complete the registration form in the Events section at the end of the homepage.
Toy Library
Our Toy Library offers lots of choice for 0-5 year olds. Toys can be rented out for one month at a time. Become a member for an annual fee of €10 for a child or €20 for a family. Pop into us or phone 027 70998.
Meals on Wheels
If you would be interested in a meal, or two, delivered to your door every Thursday, get in touch with the Centre. Choose from four meal options each week, pay €5 per meal, and one of our volunteers will pop out to you wherever you live in the Beara West area.
Senior Alert Scheme (personal alarms)
If a monitored personal alarm at home, in the form of a wrist strap or pendant, would give reassurance for anyone unwell or living alone, we facilitate setting up the Senior Alert Scheme. Give us a call at 027 70998.
Care Ring – social phone calls
Those who avail of the Care Ring service feed back to us how the regular calls keep them in touch, offer some company during the week, and can keep the spirits up. Please get in touch if you, or someone you know, would like to receive regular, social phone calls from our friendly volunteer team.
Meeting Rooms Available
Meeting rooms at the Centre are available to book, including on Monday and Thursday evenings up to 8.45pm. Give us a ring to discuss the needs of your group.
Resource Centre Services
Phone or pop into the Beara West Resource Centre if you’d like to check out how we can support you, as an individual, as a family, or as a group. We offer assistance with administration tasks such as online renewals and form-filling, access to low-cost counselling, family support and family learning, one-to-one confidential practical and emotional support, photocopying and general enquiries. We encourage active participation in our community and endeavour to host a range of activities that we hope will provide new learning and a social outlet.





The third Aoife Murphy Memorial Walk supporting the charity Cancer Connect took place over the Eyeries Festival weekend. Many walkers took part and raised the amazing sum of €2170 !

Aoife, whose mother Frances lives in Eyeries, sadly passed away suddenly in August 2022 from a previously undiagnosed brain tumour.
The money raised in Aoife's memory this year will go to the charity Cancer Connect which provides free transport for patients to cancer related treatment and appointments in Cork hospitals. This service is very important in rural areas and all drivers are volunteers.



Lyric fm radio broadcast live from Eyeries Hall on the Summer Solstice, Saturday 21st June to explore the myth and influence of the famous An Cailleach Beara - the Hag of Beara.

A large audience enjoyed a panel discussion with experts in folklore and history followed by an ambient musical exploration of the subject.

Musicians David Kitt and Elaine Malone responded to field recordings taken from the site of An Cailleach at Kilcatherine. They were accompanied by visuals from Tadhg O'Sullivan.

Indoor and outdoor seating - a great place to be in Eyeries.

Come and enjoy a great meal and drinks in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

The Hag's Kitchen provides Beara with a tasty home dining and catering service, including delivery to O'Shea's Pub in Eyeries and Eyeries Village Saturday to Wednesday 5.30pm-8pm.

Find information about what is on offer on their Facebook page.

A fantastic result for all the hard work put in by the Tidy Towns Committee and everyone who helped make the village and its surroundings beautiful.
Let's keep it that way!
Causkey's Bar in Eyeries has come runner-up behind Arundel's by the Pier in Ahakista in the Cork BEO poll to find Cork's best waterside pub.
Come and enjoy a drink on the terrace or in the bar with the beautiful view of the Beara Peninsula and the Kerry mountains across Coulagh Bay spread out in front of you. Slainte!