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 ·  Posted: 02.08.2017  ·  #1
anyone park up in Cahir any time recently. thinking of doing an overnighter on the way back from cobh.
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 ·  Posted: 02.08.2017  ·  #2
Hi Guys, hope ye are keeping well.
Even though Cahir is less than 40km from me I am not aware of any place to overnight there other than The Apple Farm Campsite which is only a few km outside Cahir. another option might be the new service area just up the road off the Motorway in Cashel, I don't know how safe it is there or even if it is possible to overnight there.
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 ·  Posted: 02.08.2017  ·  #3
The apple is a great site, a free bottle of apple juice and unit and 2 adults 14 euro
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 ·  Posted: 02.08.2017  ·  #4
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The apple is a great site, a free bottle of apple juice and unit and 2 adults 14 euro


And, the water for filling the MH is their own pure spring water :-)
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 ·  Posted: 03.08.2017  ·  #5
You could park in the carpark opposite the castle but it's pay parking and I'd say it could be noisy
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 ·  Posted: 03.08.2017  ·  #6
thanks all, i was thinking of the apple, but want to be able to walk to it after a few beers.Might have to by pass it and find a smaller village so,
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 ·  Posted: 03.08.2017  ·  #7
If you have a dog you can't stay at Apple Farm, but do look in and their produce
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 ·  Posted: 03.08.2017  ·  #8
Parson's green isn't too far from Chair and is within staggering distance from the village. Small animals on site to keep any kids happy and make sure you check out the river if you get there, you can see the springs bubbling up through the riverbed. Mitchelstown caves are just a short drive away and well worth a visit.
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 ·  Posted: 03.08.2017  ·  #9
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Parson's green isn't too far from Chair and is within staggering distance from the village. Small animals on site to keep any kids happy and make sure you check out the river if you get there, you can see the springs bubbling up through the riverbed. Mitchelstown caves are just a short drive away and well worth a visit.


looks like Parsons green in clogheen is the winner.
thanks for all the help :D
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