Limerick to Tipperary from $7: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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$8-17

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Traveling From Limerick to Tipperary

The journey from Limerick to Tipperary offers you a fascinating shift from the vibrant urban life of Limerick to Tipperary's peaceful countryside, rich heritage, and scenic landscapes.

Best Neighbourhoods in Tipperary

Tipperary boasts charming neighborhoods, each brimming with character and experience.

Tipperary Town

• Rich in history with medieval buildings.

• Vibrant local markets and shops.

Cashel

• Home to the iconic Rock of Cashel.

• Picturesque streets with stunning views.

Cahir

• Features the well-preserved Cahir Castle.

• Scenic river walks and nature spots.

Best Times To Visit Tipperary's Attractions

Maximize your experience in Tipperary by visiting top attractions at the right times.

Rock of Cashel

Visit early morning or late afternoon to enjoy fewer tourists and stunning light for photography.

Cahir Castle

Weekdays, especially during spring or autumn, offer a quieter experience and vibrant surroundings.

Tipperary Town

Explore in the late morning for charming local vibes and before the afternoon rush.

Tipperary Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Tipperary experiences a temperate maritime climate, with mild summers and cool winters, making it an attractive destination throughout the year; the late spring and early autumn periods tend to offer the best weather for outdoor activities. Be prepared for occasional rain, as it can influence your travel plans but also brings lush green scenery that defines the region's beauty.

Dining in Tipperary: A Culinary Journey

A must-try dish in Tipperary is the locally sourced lamb stew, often served at The Coach Inn, where the cozy atmosphere and rustic charm provide a stark contrast to Limerick's vibrant dining scene. This dish highlights the region’s commitment to fresh, local ingredients, offering a comforting flavor profile that reflects the rich agricultural heritage of Tipperary.