Experiences - Ireland's Hidden Heartlands
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And discover unexplored trails and lush green pastures where beef and lamb are widely regarded as the best produced anywhere in the world. Here you will find the best-in-class food and drink experiences where traditional dishes, from Irish stew, to blood sausages, to dry cured hams abound. From Leitrim in the north to Limerick in the south, hinging on the River Shannon and Beara-Breifne Way we uncover unique experiences for you to book and enjoy!
Browse & Book Experiences in Ireland's Hidden Heartlands
Where To Eat And Drink in Ireland's Ancient East
A vibrant food shop and cafe packed to the rafters with exciting foods from near and far.
A traditional family bakery and cafe in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. A light airy space with cottage style furniture has a selection of tables and chair arrangements for small and larger groups and some counter seating at the rear.
This lovingly restored 19th century townhouse oozes charm and comforts at every turn.
Local ingredients, cooked and presented to perfection is what you get and more from a meal at The Old Stone House Restaurant.
This family run hotel has local food at its heart, with an organic restaurant and organic garden on site.
The welcome is warm and the food delicious at Carrygerry House, the lovely home of Gillian and Niall Ennis, in Clare.
Ponaire can support all your coffee needs.
Prime 74 Restaurant is the latest exciting addition to bustling Tipperary Town.
Tipperary Town, Tipperary
Top Foodie Places To Stay in Ireland's Hidden Heartlands
The welcome is warm and the food delicious at Carrygerry House, the lovely home of Gillian and Niall Ennis, in Clare.
This family run hotel has local food at its heart, with an organic restaurant and organic garden on site.
This lovingly restored 19th century townhouse oozes charm and comforts at every turn.
Best-In-Class Food & Drink Producers in Ireland's Hidden Heartland
Orchards full of delicious apples can be found at Con Trass' Apple Farm in Co. Tipperary.
Ponaire can support all your coffee needs.
Sue and Johnny McMillan grow and sell their own seasonal produce from their home in Co. Roscommon.
Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon
Chocolaty decadence is at the heart of this producer who prides herself on making Artisan Irish chocolate.
Castlemine Farm in Co. Roscommon is one of Ireland's leading examples of farm to fork experiences.
Producer of Preserves, Jams, Chutneys and Curds made using traditional cooking methods
Famous the world over, the delicacy of Wagyu Beef has found a home on Joe Desmond's family farm in in Co. Galway.
To hear Noel Leahy of Leahy Beekeeping, producers of Sliabh Aughty Honey speak about his bees is like listening to a passionate story teller weaving a magical tale.
Speciality Shops, Delis & Cookery Schools in Ireland's Hidden Heartland
A vibrant food shop and cafe packed to the rafters with exciting foods from near and far.
A traditional family bakery and cafe in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. A light airy space with cottage style furniture has a selection of tables and chair arrangements for small and larger groups and some counter seating at the rear.
Chocolaty decadence is at the heart of this producer who prides herself on making Artisan Irish chocolate.
Sue and Johnny McMillan grow and sell their own seasonal produce from their home in Co. Roscommon.
Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon
Orchards full of delicious apples can be found at Con Trass' Apple Farm in Co. Tipperary.
Doolin Chocolate Shop is a remarkable little haven to chocolate making in the heart of Clare.
Ponaire can support all your coffee needs.
Castlemine Farm in Co. Roscommon is one of Ireland's leading examples of farm to fork experiences.
