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FISHING In the Nire river which runs adjacent to the farmhouse.The Nire is a tributary of the famous River Suir. Trout fishing is the main form of angling on the Nire. Fishing permits are available locally. |
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| PONY TREKKING HORSEBACK RIDING For those wishing to admire the beauty of the surroundings on horseback ‘MELODY’S’ our local equestrian centre will happily accommodate you, as they have over 30 years' experience in pony-trekking. So whether you are a novice or in experienced horse back rider there will be a horse and saddle awaiting you. |
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WALKING Glasha is between the Knockmealdown and Comeragh Mountains, which makes it ideal for hill-walking. We have a large variety of walks to offer for both the experienced and more casual walker. There is a series of maps available of the local area for low-level walks, while those wishing to venture in the high country, can either take a locally reorganised guided walk, or follow their own routes using a local Ordnance survey maps. Olive will provide a delicious packed lunch to bring with you on your hike. |
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| GOLF If you wish to take in a round of golf during our stay, you will be spoiled for choice in the Nire Valley area. Green fees and teetimes can be arranged through Paddy or Olive. |
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| PAINTING For the more artistic guest, Glasha is the perfect backdrop to catch the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside. So pack your oils, watercolours and canvas and capture the unique unspoilt vistas of the Nire Valley. TOURING AND SIGHTSEEING Glasha is the ideal base to tour the South East of Ireland. For the history lovers there are castles at Lismore, Kilkenny, Cashel and Cahir. The famous Swiss Cottage in Cahir and the round Tower in Ardmore are also well worth a visit. Glasha is 15 minutes' drive from Clonmel - the largest inland town in Munster. The town is a garrison town, complete with the historical Main Guard and the West Gate, still in existence. These structures form part of the old town walls. For the geographical sights - thre are the Mitchelstown Caves, Mahon Falls, the Coumshingaun Lakes, one of Ireland’s best examples of a corrie lake. Day Trips from Glasha. |
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