Adare

Discover Adare

Explore Adare, a charming village in County Limerick that has stood the test of time since its establishment in the 13th century. Delight in the beauty of thatched cottages, historic buildings, and tranquil churches, as you stroll through the village’s pretty streets. Stay in the famous Adare Manor, a neo-gothic castle that makes for an luxurious retreat, or pop into any of the renovated cottages along the mainstreet to discover quaint craft shops, award-winning restaurants, and inviting bars.

Adare warmly welcomes golf enthusiasts, as it recently hosted the esteemed J P McManus Pro-Am and will be the proud host of the 2027 Ryder Cup. With a range of top-quality accommodations and access to world-renowned parkland and links courses, Adare is a golfer’s paradise. Explore the rich heritage of Holy Trinity Abbey Church, the remarkable Trinitarian Abbey that dates back to the 13th century, or visit the “Black Abbey,” as it is fondly known, for its connection to the Augustinian monks who once wore black habits. Adare is also steeped in noble history, with the Earls of Dunraven leaving their mark on the village’s legacy. As you wander through Adare’s remarkable past and present, embrace the tranquility, heritage, and hospitality that make it one of Ireland’s prettiest villages.