The 13th Viscount of Kerry is a title in the peerage of Ireland, created in 1800. The current holder, David Charles FitzGerald, succeeded to the title in 2011. The viscountcy is associated with the FitzGerald family, which has a long history in Ireland, particularly in County Kerry. The title of Viscount of Kerry is part of the Irish peerage, which includes various noble titles. The 13th Viscount's role is largely ceremonial, as the Irish peerage does not confer any political power in modern times. The family has historical significance and connections to the region's heritage.