Dromanassig Waterfall is located in County Kerry, Munster, in the southwest of Ireland, situated near the peak of Curramore and the townland of Currabeg.

It lies on the Sheen River, which cascades through a narrow gorge over wide granite steps, forming white fans of water that rush between dark rocks.

The waterfall sits within a stretch of the Sheen River long regarded as prime salmon fishing territory, with the first four miles of the river up to Dromanassig considered among the finest water on the system.

A low stone bridge offers a direct view into the gorge where the river descends toward Kenmare Bay.