Ireland’s Ancient East Meets Ardmore, County Waterford

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Ardmore’s unique heritage and extraordinary vistas create a destination that’s hard to beat!

Ardmore is known to have something for everyone.

Throughout the village, heritage sites coexist with restaurants, bars and wonderful hotels. Great dishes lay ahead for you, whether it’s a Shipmates fish and chips, a selection of Whitehorses dinners or a delicious ice-cream from Beachcombers.

Ardmore is your place to visit!

Decidedly grounded, with one foot in the past and the other foot firmly looking to the future, Ardmore conjures up dreams of peaceful adventure and delivers them every time. The Round Tower and Cathedral are the villages defacto icons. And, Ardmore Bay and the Cliff Walk inspire every visitor to want to finally put down roots here. In fact, many believe that once you have visited Ardmore once that it will forever stay nestled in your heart.

Of course, there are many ways that you can travel to Ardmore but if you are taking the scenic route from Waterford to Ardmore, you’ll see enchanting sleepy seaside villages, the ever breathtaking sea views, the rolling Comeragh’s and the wonderful town of Dungarvan – are all along the way.

And, when you arrive you can bake in an enticing trail of delicious food, inspiring arts and crafts, architectural triumphs, and centuries-old built environment on this incredible tour towards Ardmore – bringing you ever deeper along Ireland’s Ancient East.

But do take your time to experience the culture, cuisine, and history of Ardmore, County Waterford.

If you plan to stay, you’re almost guaranteed to fall in love over and over again.

Some of us, never leave!!!

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