SummerHill Pet Farm
Enjoy a Relaxing day out , seeing various animals in a Smallholding Farm.
Leprechaun Fairy Fort , Self-Catering Cottages and Hostel Accommodation
Failte go Dti --Traditional Farm
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Summerhill Pet Farm
Curraghgraigue, Borrisoleigh,
County Tipperary , Ireland
Tel. Mike : International 00353 864021659 from Ireland 086 4021659
email: info@summerhillpetfarm.com
Summerhill Pet Farm is comprised of a traditional-style animal farm, a fairy fort (to make wishes on), and the O'Donnell Blue Star Hostel and self-catering cottages.Come and enjoy farm walks through the fields and meadows, by streams and moorland.
You will find many different species of wildflower, rabbit holes, fox dens, and badger sets. Breathe the fresh country air, relax, and unwind.
Traditional music sessions are a regular feature of the Tipperary North area.
You can find traditional pub music sessions every night of the week! The local musicians love to have guests join in. Locals and visitors alike participate in these wonderful informal 'seisiun's'.
You can find traditional pub music sessions every night of the week! The local musicians love to have guests join in. Locals and visitors alike participate in these wonderful informal 'seisiun's'.
O'Donnell Blue Star Hostel is a lovely new bungalow containing a variety of accommodations, including an ensuite with private bathroom, rooms with a double bed, rooms with single beds, and a large 6-bed mixed dorm. The Small Cottage
There is also a charming little ' love nest,' an old whitewashed farm cottage which has been extensively renovated with all modern conveniences. It combines the best of traditional farm style with a fully-outfitted kitchen and comfortable
double bed. A good place for some peace and quiet. We speak English and Irish (Gaelic) and are also very interested in other languages and customs. We also love a singsong!
Guests will also have the opportunity of seeing the Celtic 'Stone Age' type hut which is situated on the ancient Rath or Fairy Fort, You may also see the 'Leaba an Leprechaun' or 'Tomb of the Unknown Leprechaun '
What to do: Just relax and chill out far away from the buzz of modern day living. Enjoy the horses and ponies.
