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Caher Travel guide
Caher : Michelin's recommendations
This interesting historic town in the south of County Tipperary, also called Cahir, (and pronounced Care) is located on the banks of the River Suir, where there are pleasant walks. Overlooked by its 13C castle, Caher owes most of its features to the Butler family who built the mills, the covered market and Caher House in the 18C. Despite two bankruptcies in the 19C, the flourmill flourished under the guidance of 6 Quaker families.
Tourist attractions Caher : Things to see and do
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City centre
Castle Street IRL - An Chathair
The shops and houses surrounding the split-level square have hardly changed since the fifties. In the ruined church, disused since 1820, a curtain divided Catholics from Protestants attending church services at the same time. During the 19C, when the..
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St Paul's Church
Church Street IRL - An Chathair
The Anglican church was designed by John Nash, a famous Regency architect, who also worked in Antrim and Cookstown.
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An Cathair Castle
Castle Str. IRL - An Chathair
The residence of Brian Ború (10C-11C), high king of Ireland, although the current fortress (begun in the 13C) was much extended and remodelled by the Butler family, who owned it for generations before it became state property in 1961. The extensively..
Hotels Caher
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Cahir House Hotel
The Square IRL - Cahir
Cahir House Hotel is on the town square, by the River Suir. It has a traditional bar, a bistro and a beauty salon, and offers free Wi-Fi. Cahir House Hotel overlooks the 13th-century Cahir Castle. A woodland walk behind the hotel will lead to a Swis..
