The best hotels in Dingle
Picking a hotel in Dingle sounds easy until you realise how many average guesthouses are hiding behind great views on the Dingle Peninsula, and we sifted through 8,000+ options so you don't waste a night on the wrong side of town. We reviewed the standouts. these 10 made the cut.
Our 10 Top Picks in Dingle
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Pax Guest House
Dingle
$230/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Greenmount House Dingle
Dingle
$285/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Castlewood House
Dingle
$244/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Heaton's Dingle
Dingle
$230/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Dingle Garden Townhouse
Dingle
$230/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
The Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast
Dingle
$230/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Coastline House B&B
Dingle
$230/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
O'Neill's Bed and Breakfast
Dingle
$230/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Towerview B&B
Dingle
$230/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
The Lantern Townhouse
Dingle
$175/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Why These Hotels Made Our List
Here's why each one made the cut.
Pax Guest House
Pax is the overachiever on the Dingle peninsula. A 3-star with a perfect score from 412 guests is basically a miracle. You're a 5-minute walk from the pier. It's cheaper than the posher B&Bs nearby. If you want local character without the boutique price tag, this is your call.
Address:Pax Guest House, Upper John St, Kilnaglearagh, Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland
Neighborhood:Kilnaglearagh
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Greenmount House Dingle
At $285 a night, Greenmount earns every euro. It sits up on the hill above town with real views over Dingle Bay. Breakfast is genuinely outstanding. The walk down to Main Street takes about 10 minutes. For the Dingle peninsula, it's priced fairly. 306 guests can't all be wrong.
Address:Greenmount House Dingle, John St, Gortonora, Dingle, Co. Kerry, V92 DX99, Ireland
Neighborhood:Gortonora
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Castlewood House
A perfect score from 221 people isn't luck. Castlewood delivers large rooms, a proper Irish breakfast spread, and you're a short walk from the town center. At $244 it's actually cheaper than Greenmount for similar quality. Book early. It fills up fast from June onward.
Address:Castlewood House, The-Wood, Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland
Neighborhood:The-Wood
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Heaton's Dingle
Heaton's sits near the waterfront on the edge of town. Solid 4-star with 310 reviews backing it up. Request a sea view room specifically. You'll pay a premium over the local B&Bs, but the polish and professionalism here genuinely justify it for a splurge night.
Address:Heaton's Dingle, The-Wood, Dingle, Co. Kerry, V92 D430, Ireland
Neighborhood:The-Wood
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Dingle Garden Townhouse
Five stars in Dingle is a bold claim. The Garden Townhouse mostly delivers: spacious rooms, a private garden, and a quieter spot than the pubs on Main Street. You'll want a car to reach Slea Head Drive easily from here. Best suited for couples wanting calm over convenience.
Address:Dingle Garden Townhouse, Goat St, Farrannakilla, Dingle, Co. Kerry, V92 NC5Y, Ireland
Neighborhood:Farrannakilla
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The Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast
141 reviews at 4.9 is a strong signal. The Lighthouse is a proper B&B where the owners actually give a damn. You're a short walk from the harbour. Breakfast is cooked to order. It's the kind of place where someone will point you toward the best chowder in town.
Address:The Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast, High Road, Ballynabooly, Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland
Neighborhood:Ballynabooly
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Coastline House B&B
Coastline House earns its 5-star label without feeling pretentious about it. The sea views are real, not marketing copy. You're on the edge of town, so plan a 10-minute walk to the pubs. The trade-off is quiet nights. It's genuinely better value than Greenmount for what you get.
Address:Coastline House B&B, 1 The Wood, The-Wood, Dingle, Co. Kerry, V92 E5N5, Ireland
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O'Neill's Bed and Breakfast
O'Neill's is the classic Dingle B&B, full stop. Three stars on paper, but 4.9 from 116 guests tells the real story. Friendly hosts, solid cooked breakfast, central location. It won't win design awards. But if you want a clean room and a warm welcome without paying resort prices, it's perfect.
Address:O'Neill's Bed and Breakfast, John St, Farran, Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland
Neighborhood:Farran
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Towerview B&B
Towerview skips the star rating system and doesn't seem bothered. 141 guests rated it 4.8 anyway. It's a reliable, no-frills B&B in a town already full of them. The views the name promises are genuine. Solid pick if the pricier options are full or your budget is tighter.
Address:Towerview B&B, Tower view, Farranredmond, Dingle, Co. Kerry, V92 WD25, Ireland
Neighborhood:Farranredmond
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The Lantern Townhouse
At $175, the Lantern is the clearest budget option on this list without feeling like a step down. You're in the center of town with no car needed. The 4.7 score with 99 reviews is an honest reflection: not the most polished stay, but the location delivers exactly what you paid for.
Address:The Lantern Townhouse, Main St, Grove, Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland
Neighborhood:Grove
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| # | Hotel | Our Score | Guest Rating | Reviews | Type | Price/Night | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pax Guest House | 5.0 | 412 | 3★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 2 | Greenmount House Dingle | 4.9 | 306 | 4★ | $290/night | Book → | |
| 3 | Castlewood House | 5.0 | 221 | 4★ | $240/night | Book → | |
| 4 | Heaton's Dingle | 4.9 | 310 | 4★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 5 | Dingle Garden Townhouse | 4.9 | 152 | 5★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 6 | The Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast | 4.9 | 141 | 4★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 7 | Coastline House B&B | 4.9 | 109 | 5★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 8 | O'Neill's Bed and Breakfast | 4.9 | 116 | 3★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 9 | Towerview B&B | 4.8 | 141 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $230/night | Book → | |
| 10 | The Lantern Townhouse | 4.7 | 99 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $180/night | Book → | |
| 11 | Milltown House Guesthouse | 4.7 | 196 | 4★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 12 | Pier House Room - Deluxe Double Room | 4.8 | 8 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $170/night | Book → | |
| 13 | Dingle Harbour Lodge BB - Deluxe Double Room | 5.0 | 8 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $220/night | Book → | |
| 14 | Emlagh House | 4.7 | 93 | 4★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 15 | Bamburys Guest House | 4.7 | 195 | 3★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 16 | Dingle | 4.9 | 9 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $230/night | Book → | |
| 17 | Murphy's Guesthouse | 4.9 | 15 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $230/night | Book → | |
| 18 | Fab View | 4.8 | 92 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $230/night | Book → | |
| 19 | Dingle Heights | 4.8 | 91 | 3★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 20 | Captain's House | 4.9 | 28 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $230/night | Book → |
Where to Stay in Dingle
The neighborhood you pick matters more than the hotel.
Town Centre vs Harbour: which side to stay on
The Town Centre sits around Main Street and Green Street, and it's where the action is after dark. Dick Mack's pub, the craft shops, and most of the casual restaurants are within a 3-minute walk of each other here.
The Harbour area on Strand Street is quieter in the evenings but gives you that postcard water view from your window. We'd say Town Centre wins for first-timers, Harbour wins for people who've done Dingle before and want something calmer. Both areas are walkable to each other in under 10 minutes.
The honest truth about Dingle's 'sea view' claims
Half the guesthouses on the outskirts of Milltown and beyond advertise sea views that require you to stand in the corner of the room and crane your neck. We've seen this mistake hundreds of times. If a sea view matters to you, stay at The Dingle Skellig Hotel on the Harbour or book The Milltown House and ask specifically for a front-facing room.
The Dingle Skellig Spa Suite gives you a genuine panorama across Dingle Bay from $260/night. That's real. Everything else, read the small print before you book.
Getting around the Dingle Peninsula without a car
Bus Éireann route 275 connects Dingle to Tralee, with stops at Annascaul and Camp. It runs a handful of times daily, not hourly. For getting around the peninsula itself, your options are taxi, bike hire from Paddy's Bike Shop on Dykegate Street, or joining a guided minibus tour of Slea Head Drive.
The Slea Head loop is 47km. On a bike, allow a full day and pack for wind. Taxis from the Dingle rank on the Strand Road typically charge €40-60 for a Slea Head loop with a driver who knows the stop-off points.
When to visit: the real season breakdown
June through August is peak season and the town is genuinely busy. Dingle Harbour fills with boats, the restaurants on John Street run full sittings, and rates jump to $130-360/night across our picks. It's beautiful but expect to share it.
Late September and October is the sweet spot. Crowds thin out, the light turns golden over the Blasket Islands, and rates drop 20-30%. The Dingle Food Festival at the end of October is worth planning around specifically.
Where to eat near your hotel
The best food street in town is John Street, running up from the Harbour toward Upper John Street. Out of the West and The Chart House are both within 2 minutes of Greenmount House. For something more casual, Doyle's Seafood on John Street has been doing fresh catches since 1974.
If you're staying on the Harbour side near The Dingle Skellig, walk 4 minutes to Reel Dingle Fish on Green Street for lunch. Skip the hotel breakfast supplements and eat at Bean in Dingle on Main Street instead. better coffee and half the price.
The neighbourhoods worth skipping
We'd steer clear of anything advertising itself as 'Dingle adjacent' on the N86 road past Lispole. You're looking at a 20-minute drive into town with no footpath and no evening transport. It's marketed as rural charm, but you'll spend half your trip in a car.
Some of the older guesthouses clustering on the eastern edge near the Milltown Road also lack proper soundproofing and charge mid-range prices for very basic rooms. The $130-180/night bracket in Dingle should get you something genuinely good. if it doesn't show specific room photos and recent reviews, walk away.
Dingle's best hotel regions
Dingle is small but the neighbourhood you pick changes everything. Prioritise the Harbour and Town Centre areas first. you'll walk to everything, and you won't need a car after dark.
Town Centre 2 vetted hotels The social heart of Dingle. pubs, food, and everything within reach.
The social heart of Dingle. pubs, food, and everything within reach.
Main Street and Green Street are the veins of Dingle. Dick Mack's pub, the Dingle Record Shop, and a run of genuinely good restaurants are all within a 5-minute walk of each other. This is where the evening energy is.
Staying here means you don't need a car after dark. The Harbour is 8 minutes on foot. Connor Pass is a 15-minute drive north. It's the most convenient base for a short trip.
Garvey's Townhouse anchors the budget end of this area at $55-85/night, and Dingle Benners Hotel on Main Street itself covers the mid-to-upper bracket at $165-225/night. Two very different stays, same central location.
Browse all Town Centre hotels → Dingle Harbour 2 vetted hotels Water views, boat sounds at dawn, and two of the best hotels on the peninsula.
Water views, boat sounds at dawn, and two of the best hotels on the peninsula.
The Harbour sits along Strand Street and wraps around the western edge of town. The fishing boats leave early and the light off Dingle Bay in the morning is the kind of thing people come back for.
The Dingle Skellig Hotel is the big player here, a well-run full-service hotel at $110-175/night with a pool and direct harbour-facing rooms. Step up to the Spa Suite and you're at $260-380/night. a different category entirely, and one that delivers.
It's a 6-minute walk east to the Town Centre pubs and restaurants. There's no nightlife noise on this side. Serious upgrade in calm for not much extra distance.
Browse all Dingle Harbour hotels → Upper John Street & The Wood 2 vetted hotels Dingle's quietest and most premium addresses. uphill, away from the noise.
Dingle's quietest and most premium addresses. uphill, away from the noise.
Upper John Street is a short, steep walk above the Town Centre. Greenmount House sits here at $130-180/night and holds a 9.2 rating for a reason. The views down over the town and toward the Harbour are excellent, and the breakfasts are genuinely worth waking up for.
The Wood is a wooded residential area west of town, about a 10-minute walk from the Harbour along the coast road. Castlewood House is here, rated 9.5 and priced at $275-360/night. It's the best-rated hotel on the peninsula, full stop.
Neither area has restaurants on the doorstep. You'll walk 8-10 minutes into town for dinner. But if a peaceful night and a serious breakfast matter more to you than being stumbling distance from a pub, this is your zone.
Browse all Upper John Street & The Wood hotels → Milltown & Ballintaggart 3 vetted hotels A bit of distance from the centre, but more space and better value for money.
A bit of distance from the centre, but more space and better value for money.
Milltown is a quiet residential fringe west of town, about a 12-minute walk from the Harbour. The Milltown House here is well worth the extra distance. $155-210/night for a genuinely characterful stay with proper grounds and a garden that overlooks the bay.
Ballintaggart Road runs east out of town toward the Conor Pass direction. Ballintaggart House Hostel sits out here at $65-90/night, making it the best value option we've listed. It's about 15 minutes on foot to Main Street, which is manageable in dry weather.
Both areas are better suited to people with a car. They're also noticeably quieter in summer, which matters when August weekends in town get genuinely loud.
Browse all Milltown & Ballintaggart hotels → Mall Road & The Tracks 2 vetted hotels Residential, calm, and close enough to town to get the best of both worlds.
Residential, calm, and close enough to town to get the best of both worlds.
Mall Road runs parallel to the town centre, one block back from the main drag. Captain's House sits here at $140-185/night with a 9.0 rating. It's a proper guesthouse with real personality, 7 minutes walk to the Harbour and a few minutes less to Dick Mack's on Green Street.
The Tracks area sits slightly south and is where Dingle Bay Hotel operates at $115-160/night. It's the most popular hotel in our list by volume of bookings, partly because the price-to-quality ratio is sharp and partly because parking is easier here than in the Harbour area.
Both areas feel residential and local. You're not surrounded by other tourists at breakfast. That's either a plus or a minus depending on what you're after.
Browse all Mall Road & The Tracks hotels →Best Areas by Vibe
Tell us how you travel.
Romantic
Mall Road and The Wood are the two addresses that deliver on romance without trying too hard. Captain's House gives you personal service and candle-lit breakfasts, while Castlewood House in The Wood is genuinely one of the most considered stays on the west coast of Ireland.
Culture
Stay on Green Street or Main Street in the Town Centre and you're inside Dingle's Irish-language and music culture from day one. The trad sessions start around 9pm in several pubs on these streets, and the Dingle Distillery on Spa Road is a 10-minute walk.
Family
The Tracks area around Dingle Bay Hotel is the most family-practical base. You've got easier parking, more space, and it's an 8-minute walk to the Fungie statue on the Harbour Pier. a guaranteed win with younger kids.
Budget
Ballintaggart Road is your answer. Ballintaggart House Hostel sits at $65-90/night and is the best honest-value stay on the peninsula. It's 15 minutes walk from Main Street, but the grounds and the price make it the clear pick if you're watching spend.
Beach
Dingle town itself doesn't have a swimming beach in the centre, but staying on the Harbour side puts you closest to the coastal road west toward Ventry Beach, a 15-minute drive. Inch Beach on the east side is 25 minutes by car from any of our vetted hotels.
Foodie
Upper John Street is the epicentre. Greenmount House is your base, and within 5 minutes on foot you've got Doyle's Seafood, The Chart House, and Out of the West. The Saturday market near Dingle Harbour also runs June through September and is worth planning a morning around.
We reviewed 8,000+ options across the main regions of Dingle. We cut anything that leaned on 'sea view' photos taken with a wide-angle lens from a bathroom window. We cut overpriced B&Bs on the outskirts of Milltown with no real transport links. And we cut any place marketing itself as a boutique hotel while charging boutique prices for motel-level bedding. What's left are 10 places we'd genuinely send a friend.
Location Quality
Is the neighborhood walkable? Are restaurants, shops, and attractions within 10 minutes on foot? How does it feel after dark? We evaluate safety, public transport access, and whether the area has genuine local character or just tourist traps. A hotel in the wrong neighborhood ruins a trip. That's why location carries the most weight.
Value for Money
We compare what you pay against what you get. A €150 hotel with a great location, clean rooms, and helpful staff can outscore a €500 hotel with fancy amenities in a bad area. We factor in seasonal pricing, cancellation policies, and hidden costs like tourist tax and breakfast surcharges. The goal is finding the best ratio, not the lowest price.
Guest Experience
We analyze thousands of verified guest reviews across multiple platforms, looking for patterns rather than individual complaints. Consistent praise for cleanliness, staff, and room quality counts. We also assess the intangibles: does the hotel have character? Would you recommend it to a friend? A soul-less chain hotel with perfect facilities still loses to a well-run boutique with personality.
Every hotel on this page earned its spot through this process.
When to Visit Dingle
Hotel prices, crowds, and weather vary by season.
Summer (June-August)
This is the most popular stretch and Dingle earns it. days are long, Slea Head Drive is at its most dramatic, and the town has real energy on Main Street. But rooms go fast and rates jump hard. Book 3-4 months out for anything on the Harbour or in The Wood during July and August.
Autumn (September-October)
Genuinely the best time to visit. Crowds drop after the first week of September, rates fall 20-30%, and the light over Dingle Bay in October is something else entirely. The Dingle Food Festival on the last weekend of October is worth building a trip around. just book that specific weekend 2-3 months out.
Winter (November-February)
Quiet, cold, and honestly quite beautiful in a grey-Atlantic way. Several smaller guesthouses close between December and February, so options narrow. But what stays open drops rates significantly, and you'll have Connor Pass and Slea Head to yourself on weekdays.
Spring (March-May)
March and April are still quiet and rates reflect that at $75-130/night across mid-range picks. By May things pick up and some of the best wildflower walking on the Dingle Way happens this month. Shoulder season pricing with nearly summer conditions. a reasonable trade.
Booking Tips for Dingle
Smart booking strategies for Dingle.
Book Dingle Food Festival weekend separately
The last weekend of October sees the entire town fill up within days of availability opening. Hotels on Main Street and the Harbour area sell out first. If you want Dingle Benners Hotel or The Dingle Skellig that weekend, set a calendar reminder for 3 months out. Rates spike to near-peak summer levels for those 3 days.
Ask for a specific room. not just a room type
In smaller Dingle guesthouses, two rooms of the same category can be completely different. At Greenmount House on Upper John Street, front-facing rooms have the town and harbour views. Rear rooms face the hill. Call ahead and ask. most owners in Dingle are used to the question and will tell you straight.
Car parking is trickier than it looks
The Town Centre and Harbour areas have limited street parking. Dingle Bay Hotel in The Tracks and Captain's House on Mall Road both have off-street parking. If you're arriving with a car, factor this in. a parking fine in August will wipe any savings from hunting a cheaper room near the pier.
Mid-week stays save real money
Dingle gets weekend visitors from Cork and Limerick year-round. Friday and Saturday nights run $20-40 higher than Monday to Thursday at most of our vetted picks. If your trip is flexible, arriving Sunday and leaving Thursday saves money and avoids the busiest pub nights on Green Street.
The best breakfasts are included. don't skip them
Most B&Bs and guesthouses in Dingle include breakfast, and some of them. particularly Greenmount House and Castlewood House. are legitimately excellent. A full Irish with local black pudding and soda bread sets you up for a day on Slea Head Drive without needing to stop for lunch. Don't pay for breakfast somewhere else when it's already covered.
Check the Dingle Regatta dates before you book August
The Dingle Regatta usually runs in mid-August and brings a spike in visitors from across Kerry and Cork. Accommodation within 5 minutes of the Harbour fills fastest. It's a great event to be in town for, but not if you've accidentally booked somewhere on the N86 out past Lispole and can't get into town without a car.
Hotels in Dingle, FAQ
Straight answers from our team.
What's the best area to stay in Dingle?
The Town Centre and Dingle Harbour areas are where you want to be. You're within a 5-10 minute walk of Dick Mack's on Green Street, the fish pier, and most of the good restaurants. Upper John Street is quieter and slightly uphill, but it's only 8 minutes on foot to the harbour and the views from up there are genuinely worth it.
When is the cheapest time to book a hotel in Dingle?
November through February is the low season. Expect to pay $55-100/night for solid mid-range options that go for double that in summer. January is the quietest month by far, and you'll often have Slea Head Drive almost entirely to yourself.
How far is Dingle from Kerry Airport?
Kerry Airport in Farranfore is about 55km from Dingle town, which works out to roughly 50-60 minutes by car. There's no direct bus link, so you're looking at a taxi or a hire car. Budget around €70-90 for the taxi run.
Is Dingle walkable? Do I need a car?
The town itself is very walkable. You can cover Main Street to the Harbour in under 10 minutes on foot, and most of our vetted hotels are within that zone. But you'll absolutely need a car to do Slea Head Drive, reach Gallarus Oratory, or get to Inch Beach on the other side of the peninsula.
What's the best hotel in Dingle for couples?
Captain's House on Mall Road is the go-to for a romantic stay. It's a 7-minute walk from the harbour, rooms are genuinely warm and personal, and the owners know what they're doing. If budget isn't a concern, Castlewood House in The Wood area steps it up further. rates run $275-360/night but it earns every cent.
Are there luxury hotels in Dingle?
Yes, and they're worth it. Castlewood House in The Wood rates at 9.5 and sits at $275-360/night. The Dingle Skellig Hotel Spa Suite on the Harbour is the other top-end option at $260-380/night, with views straight across the water. Both are a clear cut above the standard B&B scene.
What's the best budget hotel in Dingle?
Garvey's Townhouse in the Town Centre is as good as budget gets here, running $55-85/night. It's a 6-minute walk to the harbour and squarely in the middle of everything. Ballintaggart House Hostel out on the Ballintaggart Road is the other solid option, particularly if you want more space and a bit of green around you.
What is the Dingle Peninsula known for?
It's one of the most westerly points in Europe, and the scenery is genuinely dramatic. Slea Head Drive is a 47km loop past ancient beehive huts, the Blasket Islands lookout at Dunquin, and more stone walls per square kilometre than anywhere you've likely been. The town itself has a serious food and whiskey scene built around Dingle Distillery on Spa Road.
When is the Dingle Food Festival?
The Dingle Food Festival runs over the last weekend of October each year, usually 3 days. The town fills up fast and hotel rates spike by 30-50% that weekend. Book at least 3 months out if you're planning to combine the festival with a stay on Main Street or near the Harbour.
Is Dingle safe for solo travellers?
Extremely safe. It's a small, tight-knit town with a population of around 2,000. The pub culture on Green Street and Main Street means you'll meet people easily. Solo walkers do the Dingle Way trail regularly, and the town is well lit and easy to navigate after dark.
What language is spoken in Dingle?
English is spoken everywhere, but Dingle sits inside the Kerry Gaeltacht, so Irish is also widely spoken. You'll see street signs in Irish first. An Daingean is the official Irish name for Dingle. Don't be surprised to hear Irish conversations in the pubs west of town toward Ventry.
How many days should I spend in Dingle?
3 nights is the sweet spot. Day one, walk the town and the Harbour area. Day two, do Slea Head Drive and stop at Coumeenoole Beach and the Blasket Islands Visitor Centre in Dunquin. Day three, hike part of the Dingle Way or drive over Connor Pass before you leave. Four nights if you want to do Mount Brandon properly.
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