County Tipperary

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Cahir castle

County Tipperary (Tiobraid Árainn in Irish) is a county in the Republic of Ireland, in the province of Munster.

1 Understand
2 Regions
3 Cities
4 Other destinations
5 Understand
6 Talk
7 Get in
8 Get around
9 See
10 Do
11 Eat
12 Drink
13 Sleep
14 Get out
15 External links

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Understand

Tipperary is a large and beautiful county situated in the mid-west of Ireland. The river Shannon runs down the western edge - including the picturesque Lough Derg, and its twin town of Ballina and Killaloe (Co. Clare). The population is approximately 135,000

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Regions

North Ridings.
South Ridings.

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Cities

Cahir.
Carrick-On-Suir. South Ridings.
Cashel.
Clonmel. South Ridings.
Nenagh. North Ridings.
Roscrea.
Templemore.
Thurles. North Ridings.
Tipperary

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Other destinations

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Understand

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Talk

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Get in

Shannon airport and the city of Limerick are nearby. Due to it's large size and central position (within Ireland it is usually NOT a long way to Tipperary), parts of the county may be visited from Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick or Galway.

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Get around

The county is well served by road and rail. Limerick Junction railway station is 4 km from Tipperary town.

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See

The Rock of Cashel is worth a visit.
Cahir Castle is a must see for any visitors.
The Glen of Aherlow is as breathtaking as any of the famed views in Killarney (Co. Kerry).
The Galtee mountains are a fine looking range, topped by one of Ireland's highest in Galtymore mountain (1000 metres).

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