Things to do in Castlecomer, Kilkenny

Tourist Information sign of things to do in Castlecomer

A list of tourist attractions and things to do in Castlecomer

Castlecomer is a beautiful little town in north county Kilkenny. It has a population of about fifteen hundred people and a number of great little rivers such as River Dinnin, Deen, Brocagh and Cloghogue . If you are planning to spend a day or two in Castlecomer or looking for some local activities or attractions to do with the family or on your own, some of your “things to do in Castlecomer” should include:

Dunmore Caves

Website: Dunmore Cave
Telephone: +353 56 776 7726
Location: Castlecomer Rd, Inchabride,
Kilkenny, Ireland
Dunmore Cave on Google Maps

 

Castlecomer Discovery Park

Website: Castlecomer Discovery Park
Telephone: +353 56 444 0707
Location: The Estate Yard, Drumgoole, Castlecomer,
Co. Kilkenny, R95 HY7X, Ireland
Castlecomer Discovery Park on Google Maps

 

Coal Mining Museum

Website: Castlecomer Coal Mining Museum
Telephone: +353 56 444 0707
Location: The Estate Yard, Drumgoole, Castlecomer,
Co. Kilkenny, R95 HY7X, Ireland
Castlecomer Museum on Google Maps

 

Castlecomer Craft Yard

Website: Castlecomer Craft Yard
Telephone:
Location: The Estate Yard, Castlecomer,
Co. Kilkenny, R95 HY7X, Ireland
Craft Yard on Google Maps

 

Castlecomer Golf

Website: Castlecomer Golf Club
Telephone: +353 56 444 1139
Location: Drumgoole, Castlecomer,
Co. Kilkenny, Ireland
Castlecomer Golf Club on Google Maps

 

Castlecomer Library

Website:Castlecomer Library
Telephone: +353 56 444 0561
Location: Kilkenny St, Glebe, Castlecomer,
Co. Kilkenny, Ireland
Castlecomer Library on Google Maps

 

Castlecomer Loop Walk Trailhead

Website: Castlecomer Loop Walk
Telephone:
Location: Drumgoole, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland
Castlecomer Loop on Google Maps

 

Ardra Castle

Website:
Telephone:
Location: Ardra, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland
Ardra Castle on Google Maps

 

Glanbia Country Life

Website: Castlecomer Country Life
Telephone: +353 56 440 0834
Location: Clashduff Lower, Castlecomer,
Co. Kilkenny, R95 KD35, Ireland
Castlecomer Country Life on Google Maps

 

Rockafoyle Stables Riding School

Website:Facebook.com/RockafoyleStables
Telephone: +353 87 745 3662
Location: Barrack Hill,Castlecomer,
Co. Kilkenny, Ireland
Rockafoyle Stables on Google Maps

 

Brownshill Stables

Website: Facebook.com/BrownshillStables
Telephone: +353 87 797 3776
Location: Damerstown West, Castlecomer
Co. Kilkenny, R95 P49P, Ireland
Brownshill Stables on Google Maps

 

IRA memorial

Website: Castlecomer IRA Memorial
Telephone:
Location: N78, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland
Castlecomer IRA Memorial on Google Maps

 

Goldstone Drift Track

Website:Facebook.com/GoldStoneDriftTrack
Telephone: +353 87 810 2822
Location: Upper Firoda, Castlecomer,
County Kilkenny, Ireland
Drift Track on Google Maps

 

Jenkinstown Park

Website: Jenkinstown Park
Telephone:
Location: Jenkinstown, County Kilkenny, Ireland
Jenkinstown Park on Google Maps

 

Jenkinstown Wood And Walled Garden Walk

Website: Jenkinstown Wood & Walk
Telephone:
Location: Jenkinstown, County Kilkenny, Ireland
Jenkinstown on Google Maps

 

St Mary’s Church

Website: Castlecomer Union
Telephone: +353 56 444 1677
Location: Dublin Rd, Drumgoole, Castlecomer,
County Kilkenny, Ireland
St Mary’s on Google Maps

 

Church of the Immaculate Conception, Castlecomer

Website: Castlecomer Parish
Telephone: +353 56 444 1262
Location: Kilkenny St, Glebe, Castlecomer,
County Kilkenny, Ireland
Castlecomer Parish on Google Maps

 

Star Hurley

Website: Star Hurley
Telephone: +353 83 434 7775
Location: Jenkinstown, Jenkinstown Park,
Co. Kilkenny, R95 H2R1, Ireland
Star Hurley on Google Maps

 

Ballyrafton Woods

Website: Ballyrafton Wood
Telephone:
Location: Ballyrafton,
County Kilkenny, Ireland
Ballyrafton Wood on Google Maps

While I’ve not managed to get around to all the above myself, most come well recommended. The best advise would be to check out the various websites for the sites and locations and then have a look at their reviews on Trip Advisor also. I hope you have a great time exploring Castlecomer and the surrounding area. Its a lovely spot. Let me know how you get on and if you discover any other activities in Castlecomer or the area that you think are worth recommending. And if you are in Kilkenny City, drop by and say hello. I’ll be on the boat trips. Enjoy! Cliff

PS If exploring other parts of county Kilkenny, check out the links below for the various tourist attractions and things to do.

 

Lists for other towns, tourist attractions and things to do in county Kilkenny

Bennettsbridge   Callan   Freshford   Goresbridge   Graiguenamanagh   Inistioge   Kilkenny City   Thomastown   Urlingford

List of things to do throughout all of county Kilkenny

List of Kilkenny Walks, Parks & Woods

List of Kilkenny Playgrounds

List of Kilkenny Golf Clubs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Finding Castlecomer, County Kilkenny – Google Map below.

Here’s a little link to a blog post we did after spending the day driving around County Kilkenny

Three Castles to Castlecomer”

3rd December 2021

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Clifford Reid

Written by Clifford Reid

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