Set right in the heartland of Ireland, Tipperary gives you the very best of Irish culture, plenty of fascinating history, a range of fabulous old castles, lots of outdoor activities and a wide variety of locally sourced food.

Travel to the heart of medieval Ireland, to a time of turrets, towers and battlements when the Normans held sway. Savour the stories of the family dynasties and castles which played host to the battles, romance, rivalries and rebellions which shaped Ireland for centuries to come.

Revitalise yourself in the fertile vales of Tipperary: an undiscovered wonder of Ireland’s Ancient East with landscapes to take your breath away. There are so many spectacular sights to see in the farming heartland of Ireland: the majestic Galtee and Knockmealdown Mountains; historic landmarks such as the Rock of Cashel, Cahir Castle, Ormond ...

Walking and trekking holidays are now the most sought-after activity for Irish and overseas visitors to Ireland and what better way to enjoy the natural resources of mountains, rivers, lakes, forests and scenic landscape combined with fresh air and healthy exercise.

Explore the medieval heartlands of Tipperary and discover centuries of drama, romance, intrigue and deadly rivalries as you follow in the footsteps of the powerful Butler dynasty. For more than five turbulent centuries the Butlers were the most powerful aristocratic family in Tipperary and they left an indelible mark.

The small village of Fethard boasts a huge number of medieval ruins. Approximately 90 percent of its 14th-century town walls remain intact, the greatest amount of a medieval town wall in Ireland. Visitors can walk along the section which encloses the Holy Trinity Church.

Discover Tipperary for yourself. Revitalise yourself in landscapes to take your breath away. There are so many spectacular sights to see in this wonder of Ireland’s Ancient East and Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands: the majestic Galtee and Knockmealdown Mountains; historic landmarks such as the Rock of Cashel, Cahir Castle and Holycross Abbey ...

Tipperary is accessible from all of Ireland’s main passenger ferry ports. Cork Ferry Port, also known as Ringaskiddy Ferry Port, situated on the south coast of Ireland has services to Roscoff (France) and Santander in (Spain). Tipperary is also accessible via ferry to Rosslare Port and Dublin Port. Both of these ports offer multiple daily ...

Race around some of Ireland’s most iconic waterways, kayak on majestic Lough Derg and run along the banks of the mighty Shannon. Cycle through country roads, quaint villages and sprawling forests. Quest Loughderg takes place annually in September

Welcome to Sean Tierney’s award-winning Bar and Restaurant in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Four-times winner of the best Munster pub, and voted fourteen times winner of Tipperary Pub of the Year.