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Ballykisteen
Cahir
Carrick on Suir
Clogheen
Clonmel
Dundrum
Emly
Glen of Aherlow
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District: Nenagh
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Well suited for business and events, this elegant hotel is also conveniently placed within easy reach of the best tourist and business destinations in Tipperary.
Very Good8.2
(51 reviews)
District: Horse and Jockey
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Central to many destinations around Tipperary, this business hotel also serves as a good base for leisure breaks in the county.
Great8.7
(87 reviews)
District: Clonmel
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A contemporary hotel in the heart of Tipperary, overlooking the beautiful River Suir and the majestic Comeragh mountains.
Superb9
(51 reviews)
District: Clonmel
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Luxurious accommodation off the M8 Dublin-Cork Road, caters for business travellers, families, singles and couples, extensive facilities
Very Good8.1
(92 reviews)
District: Dundrum
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Dedicated golf resort in historic manor house, set in stunning surroundings, health and fitness facilities, perfect for luxury golfing breaks
Very Good8.2
(27 reviews)
District: Roscrea
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Charming, unassumingly traditional old mansion, cosy upscale rooms, close to town, overlooked by mountains, great views
Great8.6
(28 reviews)
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Introduction to Tipperary County, Ireland
Perhaps best known for the WWI-era marching song written by Jack Judge and Harry Williams, It's a Long Way to Tipperary, Tipperary town rests in south Tipperary. This area of mid-west Ireland is recognised for the River Shannon, which runs through it. Milk processing and butter making are big industries here, and visitors will see this reflected in the rich homemade meals of local pubs. Tipperary Racecourse is the town's number one entertainment spot with its horse racing, but there is a range of alternative attractions close by. The former seat of the Kings of Muster, the Rock of Cashel, is worth a visit for its impressive 12th and 13th century ruins. Close by is the Tipperary Country Club, the perfect spot for a leisurely round on the Philip Walton-designed 18-hole golf course. The castle at Cahir is equally worthy of a visit along with the town's Swiss cottage. Access to Tipperary town by air is via nearby Limerick or Shannon and there are a number of hotels in Tipperary to accommodate visitors. other spellings: tipperuryhotels, otel pitpelury, tipelary hotell, pitperery hote, tipperary hotle