14 Accommodation, 20 Things to do
Clonshire Equestrian Centre is a friendly and relaxed centre with experienced highly qualified staff located outside Adare in County Limerick. With top class horses and ponies there is something to suit everyone. Read more
The Wild Geese Restaurant is located on Main Street, Adare across from the Dunraven Arms Hotel and the gates of Adare Manor. Read more
The River Maigue rises in the Ballyhoura Mountains in north County Cork and flows in a northerly direction through Croom and Adare to join the Shannon Estuary west of Limerick City. This River System is primarily a trout fishery. Read more
Learn about the history of the picturesque heritage town of Adare in County Limerick at the Adare Heritage Centre. Read more
Adare Golf Club is set on the 840 acre estate of Adare Manor Hotel and Golf Resort. This was the last major golf course designed by the legendary Robert Trent, Senior Read more
A very friendly, family-run campsite, Adare Camping & Caravan is a wonderful base for touring County Limerick and beyond, as well as for a short stopover on a longer journey. The park provides a relaxing atmosphere and a whole range of facilities. Read more
The Dunraven Arms, established in 1792, is one of the Southwest’s premier four star hotels. Surrounded by the thatched cottages of Adare, the hotel offers the old world ambiance of a country house combined with first class service. Read more
Situated at the edge of the beautifully quaint village of Adare in County Limerick. Fitzgerald’s Woodlands House Hotel is owned and managed by the Fitzgerald Family. Read more
The five-star Adare Manor is set on a magnificent 840 acre estate in the heart of the picturesque village of Adare, County Limerick. Adare Manor offers unique Castle accommodation, the best of contemporary food and impeccable hospitality. Read more
The Carriage House at Adare Manor Hotel provides superbly appointed four-star accommodation for the discerning visitor. The Carriage House Restaurant provides an informal dining experience complemented by traditional hospitality. Read more
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