Meenogahane Quay (also known as Meenogahane Pier) is a small, remote boat ramp on the coast of County Kerry, situated in a cleft among towering cliffs along the Wild Atlantic Way near Ballybunion.

The concrete ramp is suitable for large trailers with a car and covers roughly three-quarters of the tidal range. No facilities or charges are associated with the site.

The approach by water is narrow, threading between dangerous rock ledges, so it is advisable to scout the route at low water before launching. Locals are noted as helpful for guidance.

The surrounding coastline features dramatic rock formations and rugged cliffs, making this a striking but demanding access point for anglers and boaters.