Plan Your Trip

The Explore Carrick-on-Suir Quest Map is your ultimate guide to uncovering the treasures of Carrick-on-Suir and its stunning three-county hinterlands.

Beautifully illustrated and thoughtfully designed, the Quest Map brings the town’s history, culture, and natural beauty to life. On one side, explore the charming landmarks of Carrick-on-Suir; on the other, venture into the surrounding landscapes of Waterford, Tipperary, and Kilkenny.

Access the map online or on your mobile, download it for convenience, or pick up a printed version locally to guide your adventure.

Plan your journey with ease—create a custom itinerary tailored to your interests or choose from our pre-made itineraries designed to showcase the best the region has to offer.

Whether you’re delving into history, exploring scenic vistas, or experiencing local hospitality, the Quest Map ensures a seamless and unforgettable visit.

Explore Carrick-on-Suir: A Walking Tour Adventure

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Explore Carrick-on-Suir: A Walking Tour Adventure

Discover the charm and heritage of Carrick-on-Suir with this immersive walking tour that takes you through the town’s most iconic landmarks. From the grandeur of Ormond Castle to the serene Town Park, this journey blends history, culture, and natural beauty into one unforgettable adventure. Stroll through streets filled with stories of the past, marvel at architectural gems like the Town Hall and St. Molleran’s Church, and connect with the town’s creative spirit at the Tudor Artisan Hub. 

  1. Start: Ormond Castle and Tudor Manor House
    Begin your journey at the majestic Ormond Castle. Step back in time as you explore this stunning example of Tudor architecture. Discover the stories of its former residents and soak in the rich history of this landmark.
  2. Tudor Artisan Hub
    A short stroll will take you to the Tudor Artisan Hub, a creative haven showcasing the works of local artists and crafters. This is the perfect spot to pick up a unique souvenir or learn about the town's vibrant artistic community.
  3. Town Hall
    Next, visit the historic Town Hall, a hub of local governance and an architectural gem in the heart of Carrick-on-Suir. Take a moment to admire its impressive façade and learn about its role in the town's development.
  4. The Heritage Centre
    Continue your tour to the Heritage Centre, where history and storytelling come alive. Delve into the tales of the town's past, from its medieval roots to its modern-day charm.
  5. The Carraig Hotel and Restaurant
    Stop by this iconic establishment for a quick refreshment or a hearty lunch. The Carraig Hotel, with its storied history, is the perfect midpoint to recharge before continuing your adventure.
  6. The West Gate Town Clock
    As you meander through the streets, marvel at the West Gate Town Clock. This historic timepiece stands as a symbol of the town's heritage and offers a great photo opportunity.
  7. The Old Bridge
    Cross the picturesque Old Bridge, a key feature of Carrick-on-Suir's landscape. Take in the views of the River Suir and imagine the generations who have walked this path before you.
  8. Carrick-on-Suir Marina
    Arrive at the Marina, a peaceful haven by the water. Enjoy the gentle sounds of the river, watch boats glide by, and breathe in the serene atmosphere.
  9. St. Molleran's Church
    Wander towards St. Molleran's Church, a beautiful building with fascinating architecture and spiritual significance. Pause here to reflect and take in the quiet beauty.
  10. The New Friary
    Your next stop is the New Friary, steeped in history and surrounded by an air of tranquility. Explore the grounds and appreciate the heritage preserved within its walls.
  11. End: Town Park
    Conclude your adventure in the charming Town Park, a perfect spot for a relaxing picnic. Spread out a blanket, enjoy the fresh air, and reflect on your journey through Carrick-on-Suir. Let the kids play, or simply soak in the serene surroundings to finish your day on a high note.
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Points of Interest

Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or culture enthusiast, Carrick-on-Suir has something special to offer everyone! 

Step back in time at Ormond Castle, the stunning Elizabethan manor, experience tranquility and adventure along the serene River Suir and its public marina, or embrace the great outdoors on the Suir Blueway, a scenic trail perfect for walking, cycling, and kayaking, with stunning views and peaceful escapes.

With narrow streets and inviting hostelries, a tidal river and beautiful medieval bridge, a unique Tudor Manor House dating from 1565, and parks and walks, all nestled under the iconic Mountain of Slievenamon, the Lingaun Valley and the spectacular Comeragh Mountains, Carrick-on-Suir is a must-see town for any visitor to the South East of Ireland. It is part of Munster Vales and hosts the Butler Trail stretching to Cahir. An ideal base from which to explore Waterford’s Curraghmore and Mount Congreve estates.

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