Things to do in Tipperary

Lets Go have been operating for over 35 years and have become the No 1 choice for multi activity camps in Ireland. While very proud of their reputation for offering excellent camps and quality service, each year they introduce activities and programmes that are ever changing to suit the n

Tipperarys most contemporay 4 Star hotel is ideally located off the main Dublin to Cork road, the M8. The hotel is 5 minutes from Clonmel town and a short stroll from the convenient retail park and shops. The Clonmel Park Hotel is centrally located in Irelands Sunny South East and offers9

The Anner Hotel is set on beautifully manicured gardens, on private grounds on the outskirts of Thurles, Co. Tipperary. This wonderful 4 star hotelboosts 96 bedrooms all tastefully decorated in restful tones, extensive conference facilities are available, as well as Private Dining, Confer

StarCamp is the Summer Camp the whole country is talking about What can you expect at Irelands Number 1 Summer Camp StarCamp offers a perfect mix of the following to provide maximum fun and confident, happy children; - Singing, dancing acting chart toppers, Disney classics movie favo

One of Irelands largest and best-preserved castles. It is situated on a rocky island on the River Suir. The castle retains its impressive keep, tower and much of its original defensive structure. Opening Times Mid March-Mid June Daily 09:30-17:30 Mid June-Mid September Daily 09:00-19:30 M

This 25m pool is located at bank place, Tipperary town, at the end of Main Street adjoining the Cannon Hayes Recreation Centre. Admission Prices & Opening Times Please call for more details

A spectacular group of medieval buildings set on a outcrop of limestone in the Golden Vale. Includes the 12th century round tower, High Cross and Romanesque Chapel, 13th century Gothic cathedral, 15th century castle and the restored Hall of the Vicars Opening Times Opening and closing ti

This major museum displays the extensive fruits of a lifetimes work by its enthusiastic owner. It has exhibits dating from the earliest motorised vehicles. Jaguar, Renault, Morris, Mercedes, an MG and a 1904 Clement Talbot. Featured among the many cars and other motoring automobilia, signs