Self Catering Holiday Cottage in Tipperary Ireland

On the grounds are lovely stables use to keep horses as the property is in the centre of the famous Equestrian countryside of Tipperary .The cottage is located on .5 of an acre in the heart of Tipperary . Just 10 minutes from the historic town of Cashel , a perfect touring base for Tipperary , Kilkenny and Waterford .

Ladyswell Cottage	Living Room
View From Mezzanine	Study

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The cottage consists of two double bedroom and two twin bedrooms. Each of the rooms is adorned with antique beds and dressed with the highest quality cotton and linen.

The cottage comes equipped with all mod cons such as radio, television and electic cooker/fridge etc. The heating is oil fired central heating and we have a special antique wood burning stove to make you feel all the more comfortable on the cool nights.

RENTAL IS SATURDAY TO SATURDAY UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED.

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Rates are Per Letting Per Week *

Low Season High Season
€470.00 €720.00

Low Season : JAN 01st - MAY 31th & NOV 01st - DEC 15TH

High Season : JUN 01st - SEPT 30TH & All Public Holidays.

Booking Terms & Conditions

We require your Credit Card Details or 20% deposit by cheque/ Credit card to secure all bookings.Cancellations should be made in writing (or via e-mail)30 days from date of arrival. Cancellation charges within 30days of arrival is at the discretion of Ladyswell Cottage depending on ability to resell reserved booking.

General Cancellation Policy is as follows.

Cancellations with more than 30 days notice -Deposit
Cancellations with 7 to 14 days notice -60% of the booking value.
Cancellations with 24 hours to 6 days notice -85% of the booking value.
Cancellation within 24 hours -100% of the booking value.

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Direction Dublin / Kilkenny

Take the N7 from Dublin Direction Limerick / Cork. At Portlaoise take the N8 direction Cork. Travel for approximately 40 miles until you reach the village of the Horse and Jockey... This is a small village consisiting of a garage and car dealers and pub/restaurant/hotel of the same name ( The Horse and Jockey Inn). Between both enterprises there is a road to the left. Turn immediately left and follow the road for four miles to the village of Ballinure. The village consists of a crossroads and the cottage is on the immediate left and then sharp right.



Direction Cork / Rosslare

Take the N8 from Cork , direction Dublin. At the town of Cashel take the first exit and enter the centre of Town. Take the R691 diection Dualla and Ballinure. Take the road through Dualla passing the Horse and Hound Pub. The road takes a shart right .. follow the road for two miles to the village of Ballinure. Travel slowly through the crossroads and the cottage is in on the immediate right in the centre of the village

The Cashel Rock.
The Rock of Cashel is one of the most spectacular archeological sites in Ireland. It towers over the town of Cashel on a large mound of limestone bristling with ancient fortifications. Mighty stone walls encircle a complete round tower, a roofless abbey, a 12th century Romanesque chapel as well as an eclectic range of celtic monuments and high crosses.
The Swiss Cottage.
A delightful "cottage orne'" built in the early 1800s by Richard Butler, 1st Earl of Glengall, to a design by the famous Regency architect John Nash. Its interior contains a graceful spiral staircase and some elegantly decorated rooms. The wallpaper in the Salon manufactured by the Dufour factory is one of the first commercially produced Parisian wallpapers. Situated on an elevated site with access by stone steps.

Bru Boru Cultural Centre.
Brú Ború is a cultural and heritage centre situated beside the Rock of Cashel in Cashel town. The aim of the centre is to celebrate Irish tradition, in particular it's music, song and dance. During the summer months the resident musicians and performers present an excellent show each evening from Tuesday to Saturday in the 250 seat theatre. There are also more informal music sessions each night.

Cashel Heritage Centre.
The Heritage Centre invites you to investigate the rich heritage of Cashel, one of Ireland's most significant Ecclesiastical Centres dating to before St. Patrick. It provides the visitor with a series of changing exhibitions, a large- scale model of Cashel in the 1640's, highlighting the lesser-known treasures of the town. The Charters of Cashel, King Charles II 1663 and James II 1687 are also on permanent display.

Cashel Folk Village. A delightful series of informal reconstructions of various traditional thatched village shops, a forge, and other businesses, together with a penal Chapel situated in a confined area within the town of Cashel, near to the famous Rock Of Cashel.