Portlaw Holiday Deals

Portlaw Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Portlaw

We all know — a life full of surprises and adventure is a life well-lived. So grab your passport, pack your bags and say hello to Portlaw!

The nation's capital, Dublin, lies roughly 140 kilometres to the northeast of Portlaw.

Sitting 14 kilometres east, Waterford is worth a day trip. Lots of travellers come here to see the House of Waterford Crystal.

Does admiring gorgeous ocean views tickle your fancy? Take a trip to Curracloe Beach or Rosslare Beach.

You don't have to go too far to experience some nice natural sights. Pack up the car and head to Dunmore Cave, 50 kilometres away from Portlaw, for a relaxed day. Or maybe Marlfield Lake is of more interest? It's located just 30 kilometres away.

Don't just watch sport on the television, live it at Clonmel Greyhound Stadium! Located 25 kilometres away in Clonmel, it's the perfect place to get your fix whether you’re cheering for the home or away team.

If you'd like to do some exploring, add a trip to Mooncoin Village to your travel plan. This place is 4 kilometres to the east and features the Waterford Golf Club and the Waterford Institute of Technology. Need some more ideas? Dunhill is 13 kilometres to the south of Portlaw and is proud to offer Tramore Beach and Annestown Beach.

Want to check out Dunbrody Abbey, Duncannon Fort and Duncannon Beach? You'll find them near Ballyhack, 25 kilometres away. Ballyhack Castle and the Faithlegg Golf Club are also close at hand and should be on your travel plan.

Eating is one of life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, we guess you think travel is too. Combine your fondness for both by going out and trying the local food and beverage offerings at a few of the bars, cafés and restaurants in town.

An ingredient often found in the cuisine here is mutton. One more is pork. They're worth getting a taste for if they're not already a part of your food repertoire.

While Portlaw offers a multitude of culinary comforts, don't leave without sampling Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) and bacon and cabbage (pork back boiled with cabbage and potato). Considered local classics, you'll need to stick them on your must-try list if you really want to taste this destination.

Sweet seedcake loaf is a dessert that summarises this place in just one bite. Order a serving and see how long it takes you to come back for more!

If you really want to see the big pitcher, take the hopportunity to toss down a beer. The schooner the better! Terrible beer puns aside, make sure you try out Murphy’s Irish Stout, one of the most popular local brews.

You're bound to sense a buzz in the air leading up to the 17th of March. The locals will be preparing for Saint Patrick's Day, a day of nation-wide celebrations.

It might be time to wave goodbye, but it doesn't have to be forever. Why not save your spare European euros for another holiday to this breathtaking region?

Ready to fly out? Plan a route, pack your suitcase and set an alarm. The nearest airport, Cork Airport (ORK), is some 95 kilometres to the southwest.

Hotels in Portlaw

You'll wake up with a smile if you choose to stay at one of our more popular accommodations, such as the Aisling B&B and Dawn House B&B.