Places of Interest

Nenagh Olympic was founded in 1955 by Donal Murphy (chairman), Sean Naughton (vice-chairman), Liam...

Over 150 acres of superbly maintained parkland provide the backdrop to a golf course of the very...

Banba Square also features the Nenagh Arts Centre. Originally the building, formerly known as the...

A unique museum located in 19th century prison (Gaol) buildings. Here you can learn about the...

Nenagh Courthouse, which is also based in Banba Square, was built in 1843 to the design of Architect...

The Slieve Felim Way (through the Silvermines Mountains) is a thirty-six kilometre linear walking...

Nenagh and its immediate hinterland features playgrounds at Nenagh, Borrisokane, Borrisoleigh,...

The North Tipperary Cycle Network, with the town of Nenagh as its hub, offers three routes varying...

Nenagh Town Council’s Leisure Centre, Solann an Aonaigh, is situated on the main Dublin Road and...

Dromineer is ten kilometres north-west of Nenagh on Lough Derg; originally this lakeside tourist...

Lough Derg, a beautiful lake, is just ten kilometres north-west of Nenagh. The lake is bordered on...

South of Nenagh Keeper Hill offers a stunning panoramic view of the surrounding area. Keeper Hill is...

For a real taste of home-baking visit Nenagh Country Market which takes place in the New Institute,...

Nenagh Castle was built by Theobald Walter (the first of the Butlers of Ormond) around 1200. To this...