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kit_mc Says: I stumbled on this place accidentally while having a wander and waiting for my dad and step-ma to come out from mass. I only had about 20 minutes to have a quick look around, but for a student ticket of 1.30 euro I thought it was worth it.The complex is made up of a 13th...
kit_mc Says: Located inside the grounds of Roscrea Castle, your ticket will cover entry to Damer House, a Queen Anne style building built in 1722 with local rubble sandstone.The house has had a varied past, as a private residence until 1798, then a military barracks before becoming a...
kit_mc Says: Titter ye not!This must be one of the most memorable things I've seen in Ireland, or potentially ever... (Although the Stamp Museum in Budapest could rival this one for general wierdness...)In Damer House, in the grounds of Roscrea Castle, you'll find a great round slab of...
Bonzostar Says: Glebe Park in Roscrea has very recently undergone renovation and is much improved.If you are in Roscrea and have kids, this is a great place. It's small but has a nice playground manufactured by a local company! :)The River Moneen runs alongside the park so you can take a...
Grant's Hotel: Roscrea's Top Hotel
RussellHadd Says: I visited Tipperary this week. I stayed in this hotel and I can honestly say that my stay was the most enjoyable. The service was impecable, the food was fantastic anhd the portions unbelievable. The atmosphere in the public bar was something I wouldn't expect from a hotel...
The Whitehouse: Breakfast and Beer
RussellHadd Says: I had a full Irish breakfast with a pint of ale. I returned four hours later to have my lunch with few more pints and then spent the afternoon watching the horses on the TV with the pub runner taking the betting slips up to Paddy Power's for a free 5 euro bet. Full Irish...
Delahunty's: Sorry but not recommended!
RussellHadd Says: I'm afraid I was not pleased with this pub. I ordered a drink but was astounted by the reaction of the landlord to the people who were there from Eastern Europe - without fail each was refused a drink for no apparant reason. On asking a fellow customer about this - I was...
RussellHadd Says: This pub at the bottom of Castle Street was a great place. I was there every night but Crazy night on monday topped it all. I had a great time and didn't have to pay for a thing the locals were outstanding in their generosity. After I'd done my dodgy version of Mandy by...
Bonzostar Says: Shannon Airport in County Clare is a much closer option to Roscrea than Dublin but either can be used. JJ Kavanagh offers direct buses from both airports to Roscrea.To get into the Irish feel before you even arrive, fly with Aer Lingus (our national airline) or...
Bonzostar Says: Roscrea Train Station is a very old but charming building about 1km from the town centre. It is on Iarnród Éireann's Ballybrophy-Limerick line which is a commuter line. However, Dublin is easy to access as the trains to and from Ballybrophy are timed to coincide with...
Bonzostar Says: There are no local bus routes operating in the Roscrea area. However, the surrounding towns and villages (eg. Borris-in-Ossory, Nenagh, Moneygall, Toomevara, Mountrath, Birr, Templemore, Thurles) can all be accessed on Bus Éireann routes 12 and 71/76 which pass through the...
Bonzostar Says: Roscrea is a relatively small town and many people will know each other on the streets. Thus, it is very common to at least say hello to people you pass by. Certain people may not reply but don't lose heart- most people will react with much friendliness if you do say...
Bonzostar Says: If you decide to bring your own car, always remember to buy a parking ticket (except after 18:00 and on Sundays).Some may lead to you the belief that you will get away with it because of the size of the town but in reality, the parking warden covers the distance of the town...
Bonzostar Says: The Slieve Bloom Mountains are located in Counties Laois and Offaly and the mountains are within easy driving access of Roscrea. The villages of Camross, Kinnity, Cadamstown, Clonaslee and Rosenallis are all good bases to start from and you can enjoy as long as you want in...
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I visited Tipperary this week. I stayed in this hotel and I can honestly say that my stay was the most enjoyable. The service was impecable, the food was...
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Roscrea, or Ros Cré (Wood of Cré) in Irish, is a small town located fairly centrally in Ireland, about part way between Limerick in the west and Dublin in the east.
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