Glasha Farmhouse provides five star bed and breakfast accommodation and is located on the Tipperary/Waterford boarder, just past Four-Mile-Water Church, off R671 on the Clonmel - Dungarvan road near Ballymacarby. The Glasha farmhouse, just past Four-Mile-Water Church, off R671 on the Clonmel - Dungarvan road near Ballymacarby, is an attractive farmhouse set in splendid grounds. Owned and personally run by Paddy and Olive O'Gorman, who endeavour to make your stay as enjoyable and comfortable as possible. Situated in an idyllic location, Glasha is an ideal base for a touring holiday, an activity holiday or a relaxing break. Just imagine sipping a cup of tea/coffee on the patio or reading a novel in the conservatory and listening to the sound of running water from our garden - sheer bliss. For those not wishing the challenge of the Comeraghs or the Knockmealdowns after breakfast, there are beautiful scenic circular road walks from the house where you can hear the birds singing or see little lambs jumping in the fields in the spring time. No busy highways where you are tormented by the heavy traffic - you are now stepping into a different world where you can unwind and relax and take it easy from your busy schedule. In Glasha you breathe fresh air - not toxic fumes.

Glasha was built about 160 years ago and has been expanding ever since. It opened as a bed and breakfast in 1995 and has won awards including Landlady of the year, AA 5 diamonds, Bridgestone 100 Best Place to Stay, Fáilte Ireland Irish Welcome Award and Georgina Campbell’s Farmhouse of the Year. The name 'Glasha' originated from Glaise - meaning a small stream which still can be seen today. It is a dairy farm operated by Paddy and his son Oliver.