I ‘be lived, worked & now retired in Clonmel. It’s not too big not too small. Located in a beautiful part of Ireland, nestled by mountains & near the sea.
The choice, while on the concourse, there are a number of fuel pumps for your car. There is fast food, I.e burgers etc & pizzas restaurants.Also a shop for those forgotten items. Great coffee.
A small village on the N76. Here is the grave of Michael Hogan , a Tipperary footballer, who was shot dead by British forces while playing a game in Croke Park, Dublin during the War of Independence.
A small village that was on ,pre motor car, the stage coach route where the horses would be changed.
It stocks my favourite beer, not saying what it is as I don’t want a run on it !.
If you want fresh air with exercise and splendid views, this is the place. From the car park area, there are a number of walks to suit all walks.
It did have an iconic tree lined avenue to it’s door but Storm Ophelia has devastated the appearance. It’s doubtful that they will be replaced nor if so, would I be alive to see their magnificence.
Well laid out but disconcerting to see Christmas Puddings on the shelves already as at the 10th October.
The main beach on this stretch of the Copper Coast. There are shops, car parking,caravan parks & facilities for those visiting the beach.
Stradbally Cove is about 200 metres west of the village. The beach narrow at the the start but long and very flat . This can catch people out when the tide comes in. No facilities,loved by families.
