County Tipperary is an escape and an experience all at once. Paying a visit to one of Ireland’s most famous regions, you’ll be assured of a big welcome and a chance to experience the best that Ireland has to offer.
Unexplored walking trails are just miles from the world famous historical
monuments and castles. You can take in our walled towns – Carrick-on-Suir, Cashel, Clonmel. Nenagh, Thurles and Fethard – or immerse yourself in the mythology and history of our glens and vales.
All those interested in water sports and angling will enjoy the River Suit area and the Lough Derg Lakelands. A good variety of accommodation lies just minutes from spectaculay scenery, from County houses to hotels, there’s something to suit all budgets to make your stay more enjoyable.
Base yourself in any village or town in Tipperary and you’re never too far from one of our many walks or cycling trails. You many just want to wander down forest trails, taking in unspoilt scenery while working up an appetite or take long treks through a little scrub and follow grassy mountain trails. With scenic long linear walks, looped walks, heritage trails and nature trails every walker is catered for. Walk through unspoilt hillsides and finish up in our country pubs and cafés to get a taste of Tipperary.
Don’t miss the chance to enjoy Tipperary’s sporting tradition – Thurles town is the birthplace of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA).
Enjoy some of Ireland’s quirkiest festivals, play golf on challenging courses or take in a day at the races.
Tipperary – It’s not such a long way and it’s time for you to visit.
Things to do:
The Tipperary Holiday Guidebook 2015
Tipperary 2016 Programme of Events
Tipperary County Development Plans
Walk the Tipperary Ten – Walking Trails Guide
North Tipperary Walking Trails
Find out more:
Facebook – Tourism Tipperary Twitter – @visittipp
The US - All Ireland Sister Cities Mayor’s Summit will be held from 21st to 24th April 2016 and is being organised by a team led by Dublin City Council’s International Relations section with support from the Dublin Chamber of Commerce and the San Jose twin sister organising committees.
The theme of the conference is Independence & Interdependence with a focus on celebrating the historical ties between Irish and USA civic society, business, cultural and education institutions.
The Summit will begin in every county on the Island with the local programme for their US Sister Cities and culminate in the Dublin Summit.
