Camping Sites in County Tipperary

Tipperary is Ireland’s largest inland country and, because of its size, is generally divided into South Tipperary in the south east region, and North Tipperary in the Shannon region. Read More

 

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About County Tipperary

Vast, rich and varied, enjoy a plethora of activities in Ireland’s largest inland county

Tipperary is Ireland’s largest inland country and, because of its size, is generally divided into South Tipperary in the south east region, and North Tipperary in the Shannon region.

Vast, rich and varied, the county enjoys wonderful scenic opportunities with North Tipperary bounded by the stunning Lough Derg, and South Tipperary enjoying lush valleys and a landscape enriched by the Galtee Mountains and the mystical Slievenamon.

With a bewildering array of historical attractions including the Rock of Cashel, Roscrea Castle and Holycross Abbey, and a delightful array of picturesque villages and charming towns including Dromineer, Garrykennedy, Cahir and Terryglass, Tipperary is a county that you’ll adore exploring.

Travelling to Tipperary

By Plane

The nearest airport to Tipperary is Shannon Airport in Co Clare. It offers transatlantic services, as well as flights to Britain and continental Europe.

By Bus

Bus Éireann provide services to County Tipperary from Dublin, Limerick, Cork, Waterford and elsewhere.

By Train

The Dublin / Cork and Dublin / Limerick lines serve North Tipperary with stations at Templemore, Thurles, Roscrea, Cloughjordan, Nenagh and Birdhill. The towns of Tipperary, Cahir, Clonmel and Carrick-on-Suir are served by the Waterford / Limerick line. Visit Irish Rail for more information.

Whats to See and Do in Tipperary

South Tipperary County Museum

Located in the heart of Clonmel’s civic centre, South Tipperary County Museum tells the story of the county’s fascinating history, from prehistoric to modern times.
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The Cashel Heritage Centre

The Cashel Heritage Centre invites you to investigate the rich heritage of Cashel, in County Tipperary, one of Ireland’s most significant ecclesiastical centres dating to before St Patrick.
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The Devil’s Bit

The Devil’s Bit is a mountain situated north west of the town of Templemore in County Tipperary. According to local legend, the mountain got its name because the devil took…
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