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Holidays in Tyrrellspass

Relaxation. Adventure. Relaxation. Adventure. Off to Tyrrellspass but can't figure out what sort holiday you want? Don't get in a fluster! We'll help sort it out.

It's located 75 kilometres west of the nation's capital, Dublin.

Sitting 80 kilometres to the east, Sandymount Beach is a wonderful place to spend the day collecting shells from the shore. Donabate Beach also boasts some picturesque views. You'll find it 85 kilometres to the east.

You don't have to be stuck in a car all day to witness a bit of nature around these parts. Just 40 kilometres out of Tyrrellspass, Lough Ree is a fabulous place to enjoy some fresh air. More scenic surrounds are waiting for you at Hill of Allen, 40 kilometres away.

Make sure you pack some blue and white clothes so you can encourage the Gaelic football team, the Laois GAA, at O'Moore Park. Located 40 kilometres away in Portlaoise, the stadium is also the home turf of the Laois GAA.

If you'd like to do a bit of exploring, add a day trip to Kilbeggan to your itinerary. This place is 8 kilometres to the west and is the home of Ballard Organic Farm and the Tullamore Dew Heritage Centre. After more ideas? Castletown-Geoghegan is 10 kilometres to the northwest of Tyrrellspass and is proud to offer the Mullingar Golf Club and Lakeland Shooting Centre.

Want to visit Mullingar Equestrian Centre, the Mullingar Arts Centre and the Belvedere House Gardens and Parks? Head to Mullingar, 14 kilometres to the north, and set up base. These sights, along with Ambushed Paintballing and Rock 'n' Bowl Bowling Alley & Jungle Joes Soft Play, are all close by.

Bank cards? Check. Passport? Check. But have you packed your appetite? With some fabulous food and drink to devour in this destination, it's the one thing you won't want to leave at home.

Are you curious about some of the most common ingredients that are used here? Get ready to taste mutton and pork in a few of your meals.

While Tyrrellspass is home to a multitude of delicious foods, don't leave without tasting Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) and bacon and cabbage (pork back boiled with cabbage and potato). Considered classic local dishes, you'll need to stick them on your must-try list if you really want a true taste of the region.

Still have some give in your waistband after the main course? Then put in your order for sweet seedcake loaf, an indulgent dessert.

Time for a drink yet? Shout yourself to a round of Murphy’s Irish Stout, a beer that should be on your bucket (or pint) list.

Pencil the 17th of March in your schedule. To the locals, this means one thing — Saint Patrick's Day. A significant day of festivities, this is a marvellous time to head to the country.

It might be time to wave goodbye, but it doesn't have to mean for good. Why not save your spare European euros for another holiday to this attractive region?

Ready to fly out? Plan a route, pack your suitcase and check your alarm clock. The closest airport, Dublin Airport (DUB), is 75 kilometres to the east.