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Co. Tipperary things to do
Tipperary Museum of Hidden History: Clonmel This 2-gallery museum features diverse objects & artifacts related to Tipperary County history. If you are visiting with the family, this is one day trip not to be missed. For more information check out: www.hiddenhistory.ie
Fairy Trail: Cahir Come visit the fairy village along the Swiss Cottage Walk in the picturesque town of Cahir. Nestled among the new and old trees and wood carvings are the beautiful little fairy doors created by local children. With easy access from Cahir Castle Car Park, there is a tarmac pathway along the way to the Swiss Cottage so it is pram & wheelchair friendly.
Equestrian Centre: Cahir Located in the beautiful countryside of Cahir, just 2km outside the heritage town Cahir, this family-run centre provides wonderful riding experiences for novices to more adventurous riders both young and old. The approved AIRE centre offers tuition, trekking through Cahir Park, Cross Country riding & Pony Camps. www.cahirequestrian.com
Blueway Bike Hire: Carrick-On-Suir They cater for bike hire for all age groups, so why not give them a call & enjoy a trip on the beautiful Blueway. Located in Carrick-on-Suir you can pre-book bikes by contacting: 051 640130 to avoid disappointment. For more information check out: www.bluewaybikehire.ie
Aqua Splash: Dromineer A little further afield is Aqua Splash, located in Dromineer on the shores of Lough Derg. They offer a full range of water activities for young and old. From an Inflatable Water Park to Kayaking, Sup Boarding & Pedal Boats, this has something for everyone. For more information check out: www.aquasplash.ie
Richard Mulcahy Park: Clonmel Situated on the outskirts of Clonmel town, Mulcahy Park has lots to offer. There is a large section of the Blueway along the River Suir to stretch your legs or for younger legs to ride their scooter or bike. It offers two playgrounds, with one of them being a sensory playground ideal for those with special needs. The car park is situated next to the Park and a public toilet is available.
Denis Burke Park: Clonmel The Park is situated on the southern side of Clonmel Town along the River Suir. There is an enclosed playground within the beautiful historic Park. An amphitheatre has been dug into a natural embankment. See if you can find the ‘secret’ path. Seating and Picnic areas are also scattered around the Idyllic Park.
052 6188700 [email protected] www.clonmelparkhotel.com IMC Cinema: Clonmel The Cinema is located in the centre of town on Kickham Street. They show all the latest movies, with a Kids Cinema Club on Saturday mornings. To check the most up to date listings call 052 6127354 or log on to: imccinemas.ie
Hotshots Bowling: Clonmel Hotshots is an Entertainment Centre for all ages. Be it for a game of bowling or for the kids to play in the soft play area with slides ball pool, this is a great activity on rainy days. So if the weathers not too good, pass away a few hours indoor with something for all the family. To make a booking call 052 6128448 or check out: www.hotshotsbowling.com
Marlfield Lake: Clonmel Marlfield lake is a beautiful man-made lake teeming with wildlife. Just a 5-minute drive from the hotel & close to St. Patrick’s Well it’s an ideal place to relax and observe the wildlife and maybe even feed the ducks.
Parsons Green: Clogheen Parsons Green offers the ideal venue for a day out for all the family, there is something enjoyable and interesting around every corner. The pet farm has some old farm yard favourites and a few not so common. Try your hand at Crazy Golf or just take a walk down by the river. Bring a picnic or enjoy a snack from the coffee shop. Hours of entertainment are guaranteed in a healthy and wholesome atmosphere. To make a booking call 052 7465290 or check out: www.parsonsgreen.ie
The Greenway: Starting in Dungarvan The Waterford Greenway, also known locally as the Déise Greenway is a Rail trail in County Waterford, it is used for cycling and hiking. It opened in March 2017, on what was originally the Mallow/Waterford railway line, and forms part of EuroVelo 1 route. The Waterford Greenway runs in both directions from the city of Waterford and runs for 46km through gentle green countryside to the coastal town of Dungarvan. This is an approximate 40 minutes from the hotel, and an ideal location to hire a bike & enjoy the fresh costal air.
St Patrick’s Well: Clonmel This picturesque site is located a short distance from the hotel. It is an old religious site situated in a sheltered glen where a large volume of spring water continuously wells up from underground. The church was built in the seventeenth century, but there are traces of an even older building. Inside the walls is the tomb of Nicholas White of Clonmel who died in 1622. At the centre of the small lake is a weathered Celtic Cross which dates from early Christian times in Ireland.
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