A little Bit About Cashel

About Cashel

Cashel is a small market town in County Tipperary, Ireland. It has a rich history and many sights - including The Rock of Cashel - an outcrop of limestone that has been the home of kings for hundreds of years. With a population of only 3000, it has been unspoiled by tourism and is a good example of a 'real' Irish town. Despite having such a small population, there's always something to do - local sports matches are held every day, and the local bars have live bands almost every day of the week.

Getting to Cashel

By Bus: There are no less than 14 busses a day stopping in Cashel.
From Dublin or Cork, You can get to Cashel by taking the Dublin-Cork line with Bus Eiranne, this costs 13 Euro (10% discount if booked online) buses between Dublin and Cork (and vice-versa) leave every two hours. Alternatively, AirCoach also has their own Cork-Dublin line with differing times.

By Car:
Cashel is near the M8. Turn off at the R639 or R691

Sights

Watch our video showcasing the highlights of Cashel.   

Things to do

 

Golf	There are 3 18-hole golf courses near Cashel
Gaelic Sports	Every night of the week, you can watch a game of Gaelic sports between local teams at the local GAA Stadium - Hurling, Gaelic football, or Camogie.
Angling	The Salmon and Trout season on the River Suir open on 17 March and closes on 30 September.
Walking	Tipperary Heritage Way Walk - from Cashel to The Vee, this signposted walk takes forest tracks and historic sites along the river Suir. 55km in total. Cashel-Golden walk is 11kms along the banks of the River Suir.