Hotels, Bars, Pubs and Taverns in County Tipperary, Ireland
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Tipperary has shaped Irish drinking and socialising in more ways than one. Bulmers cider began in Clonmel in 1935, when William Magner started out with a cider press and a dozen oak barrels; it is still made near the town and sold abroad as Magners. The GAA was founded in the billiard room of Hayes' Hotel in Thurles in 1884. And in Fethard, McCarthy's, founded in 1840, has long combined pub, restaurant and undertaker, a once-common Irish pairing that has largely died out.
Pubs in County Tipperary, Ireland
Top rated pubs
The Clough Inn
CLOUGHJORDAN, Tipperary
The Ford Pub
NENAGH, Tipperary
The Shamrock Lounge
CAHIR, Tipperary
The Princess Bar
CLONMEL, Tipperary
T.c. Ryan
TIPPERARY, Tipperary
Tipperary pubs by suburb or town
- AHERLOW (2 pubs)
- ANNACARTHY (1 pub)
- ARDFINNAN (3 pubs)
- BALLINA (1 pub)
- BALLINA / KILLALOE (1 pub)
- BALLYGLASS (1 pub)
- BALLYPOREEN (3 pubs)
- BANSHA (1 pub)
- BIRDHILL (1 pub)
- BORRISOKANE (3 pubs)
- BORRISOLEIGH (3 pubs)
- CAHIR (10 pubs)
- CAPPAWHITE (1 pub)
- CARRICK-ON-SUIR (14 pubs)
- CASHEL (13 pubs)
- CLOGHEEN (1 pub)
- CLONMEL (39 pubs)
- CLOUGHJORDAN (3 pubs)
- DUNDRUM (1 pub)
- EMLY (1 pub)
- FETHARD (10 pubs)
- GOLDEN (2 pubs)
- HOLYCROSS (1 pub)
- KILLAOE (1 pub)
- KILLENAULE (4 pubs)
- KILSHEELAN (1 pub)
- LIMERICK JUNCTION (2 pubs)
- MONARD (1 pub)
- NENAGH (26 pubs)
- NEWPORT (7 pubs)
- PORTROE NENAGH (1 pub)
- ROSCREA (5 pubs)
- TEMPLEMORE (6 pubs)
- TEMPLETUOHY (1 pub)
- THURLES (21 pubs)
- TIPPERARY (12 pubs)