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LOCAL GUIDE & NEWS
Exploring Ash Hill & Beyond.
Discover historic sights across County Limerick, local community events, and unique estate experiences from our garden and apiary to afternoons on the lawn.


Golfing in County Limerick: Premier Fairways Near Ash Hill
With its rolling greens, mature oak trees, and world-renowned parkland layouts, County Limerick is a dream destination for golfers. Guests staying at Ash Hill have access to two of the region's finest courses, ranging from an accessible championship parkland to one of the premier venues in global golf. 1. Ballyneety Golf Club: Accessible Excellence Located just 20 minutes north by car (approx. 24 km) along the R512 directly from Kilmallock, Ballyneety Golf Club offers a welco
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Lough Gur: Mysticism & Ancient Waters Just Minutes Away
Set against the rolling countryside of County Limerick, Lough Gur is one of Ireland’s most captivating archaeological landscapes. A serene, horseshoe-shaped lake wrapped in green hills, it offers a tranquil escape where over 6,000 years of human history seamlessly blend into nature. Getting There from Ash Hill One of the greatest joys of Lough Gur is its proximity. Situated just 15 to 20 minutes by car (around 16 km north) from Ash Hill, it makes for an effortless morning out
Jul 232 min read


The Ballyhoura Country: Trails, Forests & Endless Vistas
Rising dramatically along the borders of County Limerick and County Cork, the Ballyhoura Mountains offer a striking backdrop of lush woodlands, rolling hills, and heather-covered summits. Known as a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, this pristine region provides everything from peaceful woodland strolls to world-class mountain biking trails. Getting There from Ash Hill Reaching the Ballyhoura Region from Ash Hill is seamless and fast, placing some of Ireland’s finest natural
Jul 232 min read


Kilmallock Dominican Priory
Standing proudly along the banks of the River Loobagh, the Dominican Priory is one of County Limerick’s most striking medieval treasures. Founded in 1291, this majestic ruined abbey features soaring Gothic arches, an intricate five-light east window, and centuries of quiet history carved into its stone walls. Getting There from Ash Hill Because Ash Hill is situated directly on the edge of historic Kilmallock, visiting the Priory requires virtually no travel planning. The Dist
Jul 232 min read
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