Galway, Galway County to Tipperary, Tipperary County from $20: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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3h  21m

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$22-39

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Distance: 107 km

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Traveling From Galway to Tipperary

The journey from Galway to Tipperary offers a shift from the vibrant coastal charm of Galway to the serene, lush landscapes of Tipperary.

Best Neighbourhoods in Tipperary

Tipperary features charming neighborhoods that offer diverse cultural experiences and natural beauty.

Tipperary Town

• Historic architecture and rich local heritage.

• Vibrant local markets and friendly atmosphere.

Cashel

• Home to the iconic Rock of Cashel.

• Best known for stunning medieval landmarks.

Nenagh

• Picturesque lakeside setting with recreational activities.

• Thriving arts scene and local festivals.

Best Times To Visit Tipperary's Attractions

Planning your visit to Tipperary's top spots can elevate your experience significantly.

Rock of Cashel

Early morning or late afternoon visits provide stunning light and fewer tourists.

Cahir Castle

Weekdays tend to be quieter, allowing for a more relaxed exploration.

Lough Derg

Spring and autumn offer tranquil moments and vivid scenery without the summer crowds.

Tipperary Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Tipperary experiences a temperate maritime climate, where mild winters and cool summers create a welcoming atmosphere year-round. While late spring and early autumn often provide the best weather for outdoor adventures, be prepared for occasional rain, which can add a unique charm to your travels.

Dining Recommendation in Tipperary

Try the traditional Irish stew at The Babbling Brook in Tipperary, where the hearty flavors of locally sourced lamb and root vegetables provide a comforting contrast to the seafood-focused dishes often found in Galway. The warm, rustic atmosphere and emphasis on seasonal ingredients create a dining experience that truly reflects Tipperary's rich agricultural heritage.