Cashel Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Cashel

Your last getaway feel like it was years ago? Simple — book a ticket to Cashel and you'll be heading off in a heartbeat!

It sits 240 kilometres to the west of Dublin, the capital of Ireland.

Want to see what nearby Kylemore has on offer? Found only 16 kilometres away, Connemara National Park is up there with its most frequented attractions.

Be sure to pack a hamper so you can treat yourself to lunch on the coastline at Coral Beach or Silver Strand.

Mother Nature's handiwork is on display around Cashel. Just 40 kilometres away, Croagh Patrick is an excellent place to start. Errisberg sits 9 kilometres away and is another ideal spot to enjoy some peace and quiet.

The Dan O'Hara's Connemara Heritage and History Centre and Mt. Errisberg are close to the middle of Ballynahinch, 6 kilometres to the northwest. Want more? Inishnee, 6 kilometres to the southwest of Cashel, boasts Dog's Bay Beach and Gurteen Bay Beach.

Clifden is situated 14 kilometres from Cashel and is an essential part of the region. Nearby attractions include the Alcock and Brown Memorial, the Station House Museum and Marconi Trans Atlantic Wireless Station. Got more time to kill? Alcock and Brown Landing Site and Clifden Castle are also within easy reach.

Clothing? Check. Wallet? Check. But have you brought your appetite? With some delicious food and drink to devour around this region, it's the one thing you shouldn't leave at home.

Wondering about some of the staple ingredients used in cooking here? You're likely to be served mutton and pork in a number of your meals.

While you're in Cashel, dine like the locals do. That means digging into a meal of Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) or bacon and cabbage (pork back boiled with cabbage and potato), some of the area's distinctive dishes.

Holiday calories don't count, right? So it's an excellent excuse to indulge your sweet tooth in some sweet seedcake loaf, a well-known dessert.

If you love a good beer, head to the closest bar and ask for Murphy’s Irish Stout. It's best enjoyed with a side of joke-cracking and socialising with the locals.

What better way to learn about the culture of a place than by witnessing a day of national celebration? There'll be plenty of festivities occurring for Saint Patrick's Day on the 17th of March.

With just a small amount of your holiday allowance left, be sure to buy some postcards of the incredible Galway region before you say your final goodbye.

With a little planning, getting to Shannon Airport (SNN), the closest airport, won't be too hard. It's some 100 kilometres to the southeast of the centre of Cashel.

Hotels in Cashel

With terrific options like the Ballynahinch Castle Hotel and Cashel House Hotel, you'll be out of the airport and into a warm bed before you know it.