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The Coach House ,Finnitterstown, Adare. V94 EV70
We look forward to welcoming you to The Coach House, a beautifully restored cottage 5 minutes drive from the charming village of Adare, The cottage provides an idyllic restful rural retreat ,situated as it is in the picturesque grounds of a Georgian Period residence on a 200 acre Organic carbon neutral farm . .There are spacious gardens and an astro tennis court . We have our own Norman ruin to explore on the property The property is an tranquil rural setting close to the Wild Atlantic Way.
Murphy’s Thatched Cottage
Take it easy in unique luxury & tranquility, where heritage lives. This beautiful Traditional Irish Thatched Cottage is the home of the Murphy’s for over 260 years It stands the test of time with all its original features lovingly restored, the cottage is more than a stay, it’s an experience. The cottage is west of Mitchelstown a five minute drive away Mitchelstown a Heritage Town with a fascinating history to explore centrally located with Cork, Limerick, Tipperary, Waterford, within a hour
The Hidden Haven at Derry Duff: A Romantic Retreat
Escape to The Hidden Haven at Derry Duff; a unique, stylish, luxury farm-stay lodge, in a secluded corner of our organic West Cork hill farm, just 20 minutes from Bantry and Glengarriff. We designed this boutique, eco retreat to welcome guests to enjoy panoramic mountain views, the wild landscape, a lakeside hot tub, peace, calm and our organic produce. The Hidden Haven offers a romantic farm-stay experience with the space to reconnect, unwind, and rest surrounded by the quiet rhythm of nature.
Adare Courtyard Selfcatering apt.
Cosy cottage just outside the picturesque village of Adare, in the county of Limerick. Surrounded by green fields. Close to Clonshire equestrian Centre,mountain climbing and cycling. Walking in the area is safe. but not into the village Adare Manor and Adare Golf clubs within 10 minutes drive. a pitch n putting Village is full of restaurants and bars, Boutiques antique shop and Irish craft and souvenir shops. Irish music in the pubs at night. River and park walks. close to kerry beaches.
Coastal Retreat with Sea views
Ballyshane Cabin A romantic 60-square-meter retreat, Ballyshane Studio offers breathtaking sea views and an atmosphere of relaxed luxury. Designed with superior elements like Birch Marine panelling and curated exotic finds, the space blends coastal charm with refined comfortcreating an ambiance of effortless bliss. Perfect for adult guests seeking a serene getaway, Ballyshane Studio is an adults-only haven. While not suitable for young children, guests aged 12 and above are warmly welcome
Smithstown Castle: an authentic 15th-C. stronghold
Located only 10 minutes from the West coast of Ireland in the beautiful County Clare, Smithstown Castle is the perfect place to start your Irish adventure. Experience a true 15th Century Irish Castle, authentic in style yet with all the comfort of the 21st Century. Set rurally on almost 5 acres of mature grounds overlooking a river valley, the Castle offers tranquility and privacy - and yet Clare is at your doorstep, with all its bountiful attractions, epic landscapes and stunning history.
Walnut Cottage, Curraghbeg
Perfect location for Ryder Cup 2027, we are just 10min walk from Adare Village. PLEASE NOTE, there may be some road works (week days) in the area in preparation for The Ryder Cup, please ask for more up to date info if you wish. Beautiful refurbished cottage 1.2km from Adare village, perfect for a stop over, ideal for trips on the Wild Atlantic Way ( the cottage is half way point between Dingle/Killarney and Cliffs of Moher. ) Dunraven Arms 1.4km, Woodlands 3km, Adare Manor 2km.
Kilknockan Lodge, Blackabbey Rd, Adare, Limerick
We want to welcome you to our beautifully restored 2 storey 200 year old country lodge located 3 minutes drive from the pretty tourist village of Adare which is renowned for its thatched cottages, wide range of restaurants and pubs and a variety of shops and boutiques. This stand alone lodge is surrounded by its beautifully manicured lawns and gardens and has its own private entrance with ample parking. It is completely self contained and our guests will have complete privacy.
Adare Farm Cottage
Beautifully restored cottage dating back to the 1800s situated on a working dairy farm. The cottage is set on extensive grounds which are private and peaceful and is also home to the main farmhouse. With a wide variety of activities to choose from there is always something to do nearby. We are ideally located for visiting the various beauty spots in the area. We are situated 2.5km from the picturesque village of Adare with its historic buildings and thatched cottages.
Charming 15th Century Castle
Built in the late 1400s, Grantstown Castle has been lovingly restored and mixes medieval architecture with modern comforts. The Castle Is Rented In Its Entirety and caters for up to Seven Guests. The castle is comprised of six floors, connected via a stone and oak spiral staircase. There are three double bedrooms and one single. The castle has great battlements which are accessible at the top of the staircase and host amazing views of the surrounding countryside.
The Gardener’s Cottage
We would love to welcome you to our beautifully- restored 100 year old Irish cottage located just five minutes drive from Adare, Ireland’s prettiest village. Adare offers a variety of pubs, cafes, golf courses, historical sites and boutiques, in addition to its collection of thatched cottages. Our cottage has its own private entrance, with parking available on site. Nevilles Bar and Restaurant, renowned for its fantastic menu is also within walking distance.
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Bluebell Cottage is a beautiful 200 year old home built by the Dunraven family of Adare Manor as accommodation for some of their servants. Located just a few yards outside the entrance gate to the award winning, world famous Adare Manor Hotel and Golf Resort. The cottage has been completely transformed in 2023 in to a beautiful luxurious home beside all the amenities that the charming village has to offer. Suitable for golfers, friends, couples or families.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Adare?
Adare has a variety of village-centered cottages, historic estates, and modern apartments. Many travelers appreciate accommodations situated near the main street, where shops, restaurants, and local landmarks are easy to explore on foot.
What are the best things to do in Adare with kids?
Children often enjoy exploring the parkland around Adare Manor, visiting the playground near the main village, or viewing the thatched cottages. Families also appreciate casual strolls by the River Maigue and picnics in green spaces.
What are some of the best things to do in Adare?
Explore Adare Manor, browse village craft shops, and visit the Franciscan Abbey ruins for a sense of local history. Strolling through thatched cottage-lined streets and enjoying riverside parks are also frequently suggested activities.
How is the weather in Adare?
Adare’s climate is temperate, with mild winters around 38–52°F (3–11°C) and cool summers averaging 55–67°F (13–20°C). Expect frequent rainfall throughout the year, so bring a rain jacket or umbrella.
When is the best time to visit Adare?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder weather, with temperatures ranging from 47–67°F (8–20°C) and longer daylight hours. These months also align with local festivals and blooming gardens around the village.
What are the best places to visit in Adare?
Frequently suggested places include Adare Manor, the Franciscan Abbey, and Adare Heritage Centre, where local history and village crafts stand out. Wandering through the thatched cottage district is another highlight for many guests.
What are some hiking trails in Adare?
Wander riverside paths along the River Maigue, or follow walking trails through Adare Manor’s expansive parklands. The surrounding countryside has gentle routes suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of greenery year round.
What are some family activities we can do in Adare?
Families often enjoy picnicking in parkland, exploring the playground in the village, or learning about history at Adare Heritage Centre. Walking routes along the River Maigue and visiting local cafés add to the relaxed atmosphere.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Adare?
Explore the city of Limerick for markets and castles, stroll along wild Atlantic beaches, or visit historic monasteries in the wider region. Nature reserves and countryside estates around County Limerick are also frequently suggested for day trips.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Adare?
Adare has pet-friendly stays, including cottages and guesthouses that often welcome dogs. The area’s green spaces and riverside walks make it easier to travel with four-legged companions.
What are some local tips for visiting Adare?
Stroll along the main street to discover craft shops and thatched cottages, and take time to enjoy locally made food. Many visitors find mornings quieter for exploring landmarks, while village pubs bring more energy in the evenings.
What is Adare known for?
Adare is known for its thatched cottages, historic manor, and picturesque village streets. The village is recognized for well-preserved architecture and a strong tradition of community events.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Adare?
Lesser-known sites include the ruin of the Franciscan Abbey, peaceful gardens tucked near the main street, and family-run craft shops. Exploring side streets often reveals unique architectural details and quiet village corners.
What are the best foods to try in Adare?
Adare has menus rooted in Irish tradition, featuring dishes like hearty stews, soda bread, and locally sourced cheeses. Afternoon tea and scones, along with fresh seafood when available, are frequently suggested by visitors.
What should I bring for a trip to Adare?
Pack layers for changing weather, a waterproof jacket, and sturdy shoes for walking on village streets or trails. A reusable water bottle and a camera also come in handy for exploring Adare’s historic sites.
What is the nightlife in Adare like?
Adare’s nightlife centers on traditional pubs with live music, where locals and travelers mix over conversation, dancing, and classic Irish tunes. Evenings are lively yet relaxed, spotlighting both local stories and hospitality.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Adare?
Recurring village events often include summer fairs, live music, and community celebrations during major Irish holidays. Depending on the season, local markets and sporting events can add extra energy to Adare’s social calendar.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Adare?
Adare has family-friendly rentals, such as spacious cottages and apartments near parks and village attractions. Many have kitchens and multiple bedrooms, making group travel and flexible dining more comfortable.
All about Adare
Nestled on the banks of the River Maigue, this enchanting corner of County Limerick is known as one of Ireland’s most charming villages. The remarkable history of the area can be discovered at every turn, with visitor attractions dating back hundreds and in some cases thousands of years. Thatched 19th-century cottages line the main road, many of them converted into intimate restaurants, fashion boutiques, and shops dedicated to the making and selling of artisan crafts and gifts.
Visitors seeking late-night bars or hip music venues can head into nearby Limerick, but Adare still holds its own with a thriving local pub scene. The village is also a notable golfing destination — one golf club has the captivating ruins of Adare’s 15th-century Franciscan abbey sitting at the center of the 18-hole course.
What are the top things to do in Adare?
Desmond Castle
Dating back to the early 13th century, Desmond Castle was a strategic fortress throughout the Middle Ages before being ravaged by English Cromwellian forces in 1657. Approach from the riverside path to get the best close-ups of the remaining structures that comprise this striking manor. Guided visits are run daily by the Adare Heritage Center during the summer months.
Old Irish Ways
Brimming with nostalgia, this unexpected museum is home to a collection of evocative artefacts and memorabilia, which tell the story of more than a century of Irish countryside life. The owner has curated a selection of farming and craftsman’s tools, and recreated an old-style pub, a traditional classroom, and even a milk and butter creamery. Linger and ask questions over a restorative cup of tea and some biscuits at the end of this delightful tour.
Grange Stone Circle
Steeped in mystery and ancient lore, this circle of 113 stones has been standing for more than 4,000 years, and is the oldest and largest in Ireland. Both a ritual site and an astronomical calendar, the circle is aligned with the summer and winter solstices. Self-guided tours are available.
Destinations to explore
- The Burren National Park
- Lahinch Beach
- University College Cork -Ucc
- Bunratty Castle and Folk Park
- Lahinch Golf Club
- Thomond Park
- Galway City Museum
- Glen of Aherlow
- Torc Waterfall
- Loop Head Lighthouse
- Ross Castle
- Rock of Cashel
- Fitzgerald Park
- King John's Castle
- The Hunt Museum
- Poulnabrone dolmen
- St Annes Church
- Spanish Arch
- Galway Atlantaquaria
- Muckross House
- English Market
- Doolin Cave
- St. Fin Barre's Cathedral
- Cork City Gaol