Walk
Nire Valley Coumduala Loop
Ballymacarbry, County Waterford
Waymarked hill walk from the Nire car park up into the Comeragh corries above Ballymacarbry.
- Where
- Ballymacarbry, County Waterford
- Before you go
- Opening times, prices and access change. Check with the place itself.
Nearby
The closest places on our lists, in any county.
ClonmelClonmel is the largest town in the county, on the Suir under the Comeraghs, with a medieval gate still crossing O'Connell Street.
Ormond CastleA Tudor manor house was built onto the older castle here, and the long gallery has the plasterwork ceilings.
Curraghmore House and GardensThe house and formal garden sit on a large estate at Portlaw, with a shell house built in the 1750s in the grounds.
Clonea BeachSandy beach on Dungarvan Bay a few kilometres east of the town.
Dungarvan CastleThe Norman fortress beside the harbour has a polygonal shell keep, and a restored barrack block in the yard.More in Waterford
Waterford GreenwayGreenway · DungarvanForty six kilometres on the old Waterford to Dungarvan railway, over three viaducts and through the Ballyvoyle tunnel.
House of Waterford CrystalMuseum · WaterfordThe crystal factory on the Mall is working, and the tour takes you through the blowing and cutting floors.
Reginald's TowerMuseum · WaterfordThe round stone tower at the end of the quay was built on a Viking defensive site and holds the Viking collection now.
Ardmore Round Tower and CathedralMonastic site · ArdmoreThirty metres of round tower stand beside a ruined cathedral with carved stone arcading, up on the hill above the village.
Mount Congreve GardensGarden · WaterfordA woodland garden and a walled garden on the estate above the Suir at Kilmeaden.
Lismore Castle GardensHouse and gardens · LismoreWalled and woodland gardens inside the castle demesne, with a contemporary art gallery in the west wing.
Ardmore Cliff WalkWalk · ArdmoreAbout 5km of coast loop from the village around Ram Head, past a wrecked crane ship and a holy well.
Mahon FallsWaterfall · DungarvanThe waterfall comes down the sandstone face of Coumahon in the Comeraghs, about twenty minutes on foot from the car park.