Grange stone circle
Grange Stone Circle really is a special and magical place. It is the largest stone circle in Ireland
Lake Muskry & Farbrega
Lake Muskry is beautiful and well worth the hike. At 493m above sea level Lake Muskry covers over 20 acres and is the largest of the five corrie lakes on the Galtees
Rock of Cashel
The Rock of Cashel is one of Ireland’s most spectacular, and deservedly, most visited tourist attractions
Shrough Dolmen or The Giants Bed
What if I told you that these stones are not just stones, but a portal to another time and place? It is a dolmen, an ancient stone monument that dates back to 3000 BC. A place where our Irish ancestors lived and died, and left behind a legacy of wonder and mystery.
Darby’s Bed – Duntryleague Dolmen
On a high hill north-west of Galbally, only 4 miles from the Dolmens of Corderry Farm, there is a hidden passage that leads to a world of wonder and mystery. It is called Duntryleague, the Fort of the Three Pillar Stones
Corderry Farm Wedge Tomb
Imagine standing where ancient people stood thousands of years ago, surrounded by the beauty and mystery of nature. Imagine feeling the connection with the past, the present, and the future.
Dolmens and Ireland
Dolmens, the ancient structures of Ireland, have a long and diverse history. They enchant and captivate people with their enigma and the powerful forces they are said to hold.
What are Dolmens
These fascinating monuments have a mysterious and mystical aura which need to be explored
Eating out in Tipperary
Tipperary offers a wide range of dining options to suit every taste and budget. Whether you are looking for a casual bite, a cosy pub meal, or a fine dining experience
Ireland’s living Heritage
Heritage week is a national celebration of our cultural, built and natural heritage that takes place from 12th to 20th August 2023.
Cycling in Tipperary
Cycling in Tipperary is a great way of discovering the area. Hop up on your bike to discover magnificent views of the Galtee Mountains, as well as ancient sites preserved in an unspoilt landscape.
St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day in Tipperary, Ireland is a time for celebration and reflection. The 17th of March is a public holiday in Ireland, honouring the patron saint of Ireland, Saint Patrick, and marks the arrival of Christianity in the country
60 Free Things to Do in and around Tipperary
When you holiday in Tipperary, it’s good to know that the stunning views and gorgeous walks are not the only
things you can enjoy for free.
Corderry Farm on the Radio
We were delighted to be approached by Tipperary Mid-West radio to speak with the wonderful presenter Catherine Fogarty live on air.
Moor Abbey Galbally
The ruins of the Moor Abbey are situated at the western end of the Glen of Aherlow. Founded in 1204 by
Holycross Abbey
Holycross Abbey was founded in 1168 by the King of Munster. Located in the pretty Village of Holycross, this restored
Tipperary is Horse Country
The relationship between horses and the land and people of Tipperary stretches back more than 2,ooo years
Swiss Cottage Cahir
This beautiful ornamental cottage, located south of the heritage town of Cahir and close to the River Suir
St. Berrihert Kyle
St Berrihert Kyle and well, really is a hidden gem. This special place needs to be experienced first-hand
Sporting Events Munster
Sports are a big part of everyday life in Tipperary and it is where on November 1st 1884 that the Gaa
