Rock of Cashel (link)

One of Ireland's most iconic and spectacular attractions. Brian Boru was crowned High King here in 978 and it’s on this spot that St Patrick converted King Aengus to Christianity. Today, five buildings remain, including a 12th century chapel, 13th century cathedral, and the Hall of the Vicar's Choral. All visitors must have a ticket which can be booked online here.

Mitchelstown Cave (link)

One of the largest cave systems in Ireland, discovered in 1833, by local man who accidentally dropped his crowbar into a crevice. The caves regularly host underground concerts, film premieres and a pop up Michelin Star restaurant. Guided tours available (Call 052 746 7246).

Glen of Aherlow (link)

Popular amongst hikers, this is lush valley where the River Aherlow runs between the Galtee Mountains and Slievenamuck. There are numerous loop walks ranging from 30 mins to 4 hours through miles of forest with spectacular views over the valley and the surrounding hills. AllTrails has lots of options (link). Guided walks tours can be organised (link).

Suir Blueway (link)

A picturesque 21 km cycle trail along the heritage Blueway towpath from Carrick-on-Suir through Kilsheelan to Clonmel. Bikes can be rented at Blueway Bikes (link)

Ballykisteen Golf & Country Club (link)

Limerick Junction, Tipperary

062 85112

Complimenting the Great National Ballykisteen Hotel, the golf resort includes a 72 par Des Smyth designed championship golf course which was opened in 1993 and was formerly the famous Ballykisteen Stud.

Dundrum Golf Course (link)

Drumdrum, Co. Tipperary, E34 R768,

062 71116

18 Hole Championship Parkland Golf Course nestled amidst 200 acres of rolling countryside.