Did You Know?
Named after a local legend, the spectacular Devil’s Bit Mountain does not disappoint. According to local legend, the mountain got its name because the Devil took a bite out of it one day in a fit of anger. They say the bite the Devil took made this gap that can be seen today. The story goes that the lump he bit off fell nearby to form the Rock of Cashel. Fact or fiction?
Why don’t you judge for yourself? Make a trip to this famous landmark, the Devil’s Bit and take in the looped walk while you are there.
Watersports, Cruising & Angling
Even though we are an inland county, Tipperary has a long tradition in water sports and the provision of water sports facilities. Situated beside Lough Derg, one of Ireland’s largest lakes and in close proximity to the River Shannon, there is a wide range of water sports and angling options for the visitor to Tipperary. For more information on Angling and Fishing you can visit http://www.fishinginireland.info
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North Tipperary Angling Centre
The North Tipperary Angling Centre is located at Killea House, Ballinderry, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary and is the perfect place to relax and enjoy some excellent fishing in natural... read moreLocation: Ballinderry, Nenagh -
Spirit of Killaloe River Cruises
Killaloe was the ancient capital of Ireland, home to King Brian Boru. Spirit of Killaloe is a luxury 50 seater passenger boat with a choice of two decks, the upper deck is... read moreLocation: Killaloe -
Lough Derg Adventure Hub
This is an initiative to co-ordinated all the facilities, activities and accommodation on Lough Derg. This tranquil and beautiful area is situated on the River Shannon as it... read moreLocation: Lough Derg -
Shannon Sailing
Shannon Sailing is a privately owned company on Lough Derg, Ireland’s foremost freshwater inland boating and sailing lake. Our wholly owned, secure and well sheltered harbour... read moreLocation: Nenagh
