County Tipperary
Holiday Cottages in Tipperary
All Self Catering Holiday Homes in Tipperary
- N
199. Ballina/Killaloe, L'gh Derg
Detached oak framed house in stunning location high on the slopes of the Arra Mountains, quiet and…
Sleeps 8 + Cot
Pets AllowedCottage Rent:
£576.00 to £1080.00
- E
202. Clogheen
Detached bungalow, recently refurbished, in the grounds of Georgian country house on working farm i…
Sleeps 6 + Cot
Pets AllowedCottage Rent:
£207.00 to £469.00
- F/G
432. Cloneen, Fethard
Detached cottage on quiet country road in secluded rural surroundings with views to Slievenamon Mou…
Sleeps 6
Pets AllowedCottage Rent:
£236.00 to £590.00
- F
434. Fethard
Detached cottage in private walled garden of fine country house (dating just before 1800) on deligh…
Sleeps 6
Pets AllowedCottage Rent:
£236.00 to £526.00
- C
197. Ardfinnan
Traditional farmhouse in secluded country surroundings, looking out towards the Comeragh and Monavu…
Sleeps 4
Pets AllowedCottage Rent:
£163.00 to £376.00
- E
410. Ballinderry
Cottage, recently completely refurbished, in quiet location beside and enjoying views of Lough Derg…
Sleeps 4
No PetsCottage Rent:
£207.00 to £469.00
- E
438. Ballycommon, Lough Derg
Attractive garden apartment on the edge of the village of Ballycommon close to Lough Derg (2 miles)…
Sleeps 4
Pets AllowedCottage Rent:
£207.00 to £469.00
- E
408. Fethard
Self contained wing of fine country house (dating just before 1800) on delightful estate beside the…
Sleeps 4
Pets AllowedCottage Rent:
£207.00 to £469.00
- D
305. Ballina/Killaloe, L'gh Derg
Annex to cottage no 199 (right in photo) in stunning location high on the slopes of the Arra Mounta…
Sleeps 2
Pets AllowedCottage Rent:
£178.00 to £425.00
Our cottages situated in this county take advantage of its landscape and many varying features.
Tipperary is Irelands largest inland county and lies at the heart of Irish farming with gentle hills and richly fertile river valleys. The town of Thurles is North Tipperary's largest town and makes an ideal base for visiting the impressive Cistercian Holy Cross Abbey.
See the beautifully restored chapels and cloister, the eye-catching fleur-de-lis symbols carved on the old stone pillars and the medieval fresco.
The Slieve Bloom Mountains, north-east of the town of Roscrea, offer an attractive unspoilt landscape of open vistas, wooded glens and mountain streams. The broad expanse of Lough Derg in the north-east of the county offers excellent boating and angling opportunities. Nenagh Castle in the town of Nenagh dates from the 13th century and was the seat of the first butler of Ireland. The town's interesting heritage centre is also well worth a visit.