Tipperary Tourism

Tipperary Tourism Official Visitor Guide to Tipperary. Accommodation, Attractions, Activities, Heritage, Scenic Spots, Events, Restaurants… and lots more

Tourism Tipperary is the official page of the Tipperary Tourism Company. Our website www.tipperary.com promotes all registered Fáilte Ireland accommodation in County Tipperary, We also list all visitor attractions, places to see , things to do, special offers and we are part of Ireland's Ancient East. This page is for visitors and members of the trade in Tipperary to engage with

Tipperary Tourism to promote County Tipperary here in Ireland and internationally. Please get in touch if you have any questions [email protected]

It's that time again to blast to our Creative Space for Young People this weekend all over the County with . Get ready...
06/06/2025

It's that time again to blast to our Creative Space for Young People this weekend all over the County with .

Get ready, Tipperary! Cruinniú na nÓg – the ultimate festival of creativity for kids and teens – is back on Saturday, 7th June 2025! 🚀✨

We’re talking a jam-packed day full of very cool stuff all over the county like:
🎨 Painting, graffiti & mural-making
🎭 Drama, theatre & storytelling
🧪 Slime labs & robotics
🎵 Music, dance & open mic nights (yes, YOU can perform!)
🛠️ Crafts, jewellery design & sculpture
🎪 Circus fun, weaving, sign language & loads more!

Whether you're into tech, art, music, or just want to try something new — there’s something for everyone, no matter your age or vibe. And the best part?
It’s happening all across Tipperary! 🗺️💥


The Source Arts Centre Nenagh Arts Centre Clonmel Applefest Tipperary Arts Office

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These projects received funding as part of the Cruinniú na nÓg programme with support from Tipperary County Council

⚓️💧 Tipperary offers diverse waterway experiences along the extensive Lough Derg Blueway and visitors enjoy the hospital...
06/06/2025

⚓️💧 Tipperary offers diverse waterway experiences along the extensive Lough Derg Blueway and visitors enjoy the hospitality of the many towns and villages along waterways.
If you are travelling by water, it's a delight to stop off for lunch or an overnight at some of these lovely locations:

✨ Portland – Nestled where the Shannon meets Lough Derg, unwind at the cosy Ferry Inn after a forest walk or heritage stop in Lorrha.

✨ Terryglass – A classic holiday village with moored boats, gastropubs & warm welcomes.

✨ Dromineer – Watersport paradise! Moor your boat or join a tour from the harbour.

✨ Garykennedy – Lakeside trails, BBQ spots & live music at Larkins – a family favourite.

✨ Ballina – The southern gateway to Lough Derg, offering cruises, paddling, fishing & pure relaxation.







If you’ve ever dreamed of staying in an Irish castle, then 300-year old Bansha Castle is exactly what you’ve been lookin...
03/06/2025

If you’ve ever dreamed of staying in an Irish castle, then 300-year old Bansha Castle is exactly what you’ve been looking for. 🏰

This gracious castle with elegant period features is beautifully positioned amid mature private parkland.
From Bansha Castle take in the diverse surrroundings which are set to impress.

Enjoy the views of the Glen of Aherlow, immerse yourself in the natural masterpiece that is the Mitchelstown Caves or scale Lake Muskry in the Galtees.

Built in 1760 and recently lovingly restored to full former glory, Bansha Castle is the perfect location for a private family gathering, birthday celebration or friendly get-together.


Come and uncover the magic of Lorrha - the meeting point of three provinces: Munster, Connaught, and Leinster your uniqu...
31/05/2025

Come and uncover the magic of Lorrha - the meeting point of three provinces: Munster, Connaught, and Leinster your unique Irish adventure awaits. 💚

Lorrha offers a variety of walking trails, many with historical and heritage significance and the village of Lorrha is a must for any history enthusiasts exploring the Lough Derg region.
Its ancient monastic sites include the remains of a 13th century Dominican Friary and a 12th century Augustinian Abbey.

The remains of two 8th century high crosses can also be found in the churchyard.

Within the Church of Ireland is a stunning two-light window, “The Holy Woman of the Tomb”, created in 1918 by the renowned Irish stained glass artist Michael Healy.

Those who choose to stay a little longer, will love the cosy cottage accommodation and the friendly locals who are happy to share the history, stories and hidden gems of the area.

Soak up the warm local hospitality in the Friar’s Tavern or stop by Kelly's Last Chance Bar, a welcoming pub in the heart of the beautiful village of Rathcabbin.

You'd be crazy not to call in for a drink and a chat!
And don’t leave without a visit to SCÉAL, the community shop, café and heritage centre. Run by volunteers, it is packed with beautiful products, including local handcrafted items.








☀️ This summer why not take a trip to the village of Holycross, located just 10 minutes from Thurles? Follow in the foot...
25/05/2025

☀️ This summer why not take a trip to the village of Holycross, located just 10 minutes from Thurles? Follow in the footsteps of ancient monks while exploring the magnificently restored Holycross Abbey, which was founded in 1168 by the King of Munster and now functions as the Parish Church. Afterwards take a stroll around the tranquil village, relax for a while in riverside park and enjoy a meal in Parker’s Restaurant or one of the local pubs.

Nearby Farney Castle is the only round tower in Ireland occupied as a family home. It is home to designer Cyril Cullen and his handmade knitwear and fine porcelains are available for purchase in the castle shop. For more local produce including food, arts and crafts, check out the Holycross Village Market ( ) which takes place on the last Saturday of each month from 12 noon to 3 pm.

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🌿✨ Celebrate .biodiversity.week in wild + wonderful Tipperary! 🦋🌳From peatlands to woodlands, we’re bursting with life —...
20/05/2025

🌿✨ Celebrate .biodiversity.week in wild + wonderful Tipperary! 🦋🌳

From peatlands to woodlands, we’re bursting with life — and you’re invited to explore it.

🌼 Join events across the county:

🐝 Bee Inspired Walk – Clonmel, May 20Celebrate World Bee Day with a lunchtime stroll through Old St. Mary’s churchyard and discover rare pollinators in action.

🎶 Dusk Chorus Walk – Cloughjordan, May 20Experience the magic of birdsong at dusk with expert Jemima Turner in the peaceful Ecovillage setting.

🦋 Butterfly Walk – Cloughjordan, May 22Meet the fluttering stars of summer on this guided walk and learn how to spot local butterfly species.

🌌 Dark Skies Talk – May 24, 8PMExplore the night sky and discover how light pollution impacts our wildlife with astronomer John Flannery.

🎨 Nature + Craft Fun (Ages 6–10) – May 25, 2PMA hands-on forest school–inspired workshop where kids and adults get creative with nature!

🌾 Brookfield Farm Tour – Nenagh, May 25Join award-winning farmer Ailbhe Gerrard for a walk through wildflower meadows and sustainable farm life.

🗺️ Tipperary is also home to stunning habitats like Clare Glens’ oak woodlands and Scohaboy Bog’s restored peatlands.

Let’s get outside and reconnect with nature! 🌿

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15/05/2025

Dog-Friendly Tipperary 🐾

Explore scenic trails like Glen of Aherlow, Glengarra Wood & Tountinna with your pup! 📍

Grab a coffee at or dine at - both welcome furry friends.
Stay the night at pet-friendly spots like parsonsgreencampsite &

Leash up, plan ahead & leave no trace.🌿💚

Tipperary is paw-some for dog lovers! 🐶

Beauty and the Beast - 🌸The Rhododendron at the Vee!It's certainly a plant that evokes strong opinions.🌱 And despite its...
01/05/2025

Beauty and the Beast - 🌸The Rhododendron at the Vee!

It's certainly a plant that evokes strong opinions.🌱 And despite its invasive nature and the ecological concerns surrounding it, there's no denying the spectacular burst of colour it brings to the landscape, especially around the Vee Pass at this time of year.

⛰️ Conquer the Vee Valley!

Thinking of exploring this stunning landscape? Consider joining the Rhododendron Walking Festival over the June Bank Holiday for an organized experience!

🥾 Join one of the walks organised by the Rhododendron Walking Festival Committee made up of local legends from the foothills of the Knockmealdowns and Galtees, in conjunction with social enterprise happening over the June Bank Holiday

🌅Choose from a selection of 7 walks from a Friday evening Sunset Walk to the 22km Challenge on Sunday morning. All walks start in Clogheen on the East Munster Way and take in the Vee Valley as well as a number of other hidden gems such as the Three Doons Waterfall.

🚗💨Unable to join a Walk take a roadtrip and do the Vee Drive which offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, with Bay Lough adding another layer of beauty.

https://www.vee.ie/product/walk-5-the-challenge/





Where the sheep roam below ancient stone 🐑and silence echoes through centuries within ancient walls and towers. 🪨Ireland...
29/04/2025

Where the sheep roam below ancient stone 🐑
and silence echoes through centuries within ancient walls and towers. 🪨
Ireland’s soul lives here - wild and powerful. ☘️

Ready to walk through history and feel it beneath your feet?
Come and explore the Rock of Cashel.

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