9 Accommodation, 11 Things to do
Thurles Racecourse is an oval, right handed track of one and a quarter miles. There are 6 flights of hurdles and 7 steeplechase fences in each circuit. Read more
Nestled in the heart of County Tipperary’s rich countryside in Thurles, the four-star Inch House offers excellent service and the heartiest of welcomes. Each one of the rooms in this country house is individually decorated to the highest standard. Read more
Located in the centre of Thurles in County Tipperary, Hayes Hotel is synonymous with the GAA as it was at this hotel that the GAA was founded in 1884. Thurles is located just off the M8, the main Dublin to Cork Road. Read more
The four-star Anner Hotel is located on the outskirts of the historical town of Thurles in County Tipperary. The four-star hotel, which has 93 bedrooms, sits on its own private grounds with lovely landscaped gardens. Read more
The Horse and Jockey Hotel is a four star, family run hotel, located on a major crossroads in Tipperary, midway between Cork and Dublin. Read more
The Castle B&B, located outside Thurles, County Tipperary, is a handsome, stone-built, 17th century country house adjacent to the Castle Tower House. Read more
A unique and special holiday is to be found at Crossogue Equestrian Centre, Ballycahill, in the heart of County Tipperary where the Molloy family have been involved with horses for five generations. Read more
Country Bungalow on landscaped private gardens. Car park. Peaceful surroundings. Golf club two minutes drive. Ideal touring base for Holy Cross Abbey and Rock of Cashel. 2 miles from Thurles. Convenient to hotels, restaurants & Equestrian Centre. Read more
This 18-hole course is made up out of two distinct nines. The new front-nine layout by Mel Flanagan features USGA greens, the River Suir and man-made lakes. Stunning trees are a major feature of the back nine, with the 11th hole being considered one of the best par threes in Ireland. Read more
O'Driscoll Garden Centre is located in Thurles, County Tipperary and is an excellent place to pick up rare and unusual plants. Read more
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