Courtyard Apartments - Cahir Heritage Town

24/09/2026

Never tire of looking at Cahir Castle, just steps away from The Courtyard Apartments in Cahir Heritage Town.

22/09/2026

Lovely review from Dubraska who stayed in the 4.95 star rated Courtyard Suite. When are you booking your "Incredible" stay with us? Book via the Airbnb links below for an amazing €54 pps per night!:
Courtyard Suite:
https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/957110662421187567?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=b7d95222-1b62-4981-8cfa-64534c06ee6d
Courtyard Studio:
https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/939587741416697407?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=6f092c93-228a-4c16-b642-0af136b11f72

20/09/2026

Have you tried one?

A Baby Guinness is a small cocktail, typically served in a shot glass, that visually mimics a pint of Guinness beer. Despite its name, it does not contain any actual Guinness stout. The drink is composed of coffee liqueur for the dark "beer" portion and Irish cream liqueur for the creamy "head" on top, creating a layered effect that resembles a tiny Guinness pint.

Ingredients
Coffee Liqueur: Kahlúa or Tia Maria are popular choices, providing a rich, coffee-flavored base.

Irish Cream: Baileys Irish Cream is commonly used, though flavored variations like Salted Caramel Baileys can also work

The typical ratio is about 3 parts coffee liqueur to 1 part Irish cream, though this can be adjusted slightly depending on glass size and personal preference.

How to Make It
Select a shot glass (1.25–1.5 fl oz or 37–44 mL works well). Clear glasses showcase the layered effect best. Pour the coffee liqueur into the glass, filling roughly two-thirds of it. Layer the Irish cream on top by pouring it slowly over the back of a spoon to float it above the coffee liqueur, forming the "head".

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20/09/2026

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Located in the picturesque, heritage town of Cahir, with gated private parking. A short stroll from many bars, restaurants, shops, historic Cahir Castle, River Suir, Coronation Walk and Swiss Cottage. This is an ideal location for hill walking, cycling, fishing, kayaking, golfing and heritage trails...

19/09/2026

The Irish Slang Guide to help tourists:
"After":
In Ireland, you might hear that someone is ‘after’ doing something. The phrase comes from the Irish construction ‘tar éis’, which means ‘after’ and refers to someone who has ‘just’ done something.

In a sentence:

‘I’m only after cleaning the kitchen’ = I’ve only just cleaned the kitchen

‘I’m after seeing a friend’ = ‘I’ve just seen a friend’

17/09/2026

Lovely review from Kate. If you like the sound of that, book via the Airbnb links below for just €53 pps per night:
Courtyard Suite:
https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/957110662421187567?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=6df5b1a8-4767-4473-8847-4e5712e65cfd
Courtyard Studio:
https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/939587741416697407?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=ecd3075d-b1b0-4d9d-a3fa-8e4ae997ce00

15/09/2026

Cahir is rich with Heritage:
St. Paul's Church, located in the heart of Cahir, is one of only two known churches designed by the celebrated English architect, John Nash and home to The Earl of Glengall & Butler family vault.
St. Paul's Church, Cahir, was built under instruction of the Glengall Butler family and is one of only two known churches designed by the celebrated English architect, John Nash. Private architect to King George IV, Nash built the church at a cost of 2,307 pounds (at this time far larger churches were built for less than half of this). Situated just past Cahir Square in a picturesque location above the river Suir with Cahir Castle as it’s backdrop, its dramatic spire has become a major landmark in the town of Cahir. The church is one from the few of the Regency period to have most of it’s original interior layout, the most important features being the exquisite plasterwork ceilings and decoratively-carved pine pews, with individual doors. St. Pauls' is also a well-maintained and richly-decorated church. The church has a vast array of memorials including some from The Butler family and the Denny family, made famous for their pies.

The main feature of the church yard is it’s only tomb – that of the Glengall Butler family, who instigated the building of this wonderful church, one of the premier architectural attractions of Cahir and a wide area beyond.

14/09/2026

Should be a great weekend!

13/09/2026

Mid September, Sunday evening, work tomorrow and it feels like winter is on it's way. Now is the time to stop the rut and book that cheeky little getaway. 2 options for just €53 pps per night. View and book via the Airbnb links below:
Courtyard Suite:
https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/957110662421187567?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=92c897c1-9f5a-4b7d-8aee-29fc252ceed6
Courtyard Studio:
https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/939587741416697407?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=12d10636-e5a8-4e05-aa2f-8b38ded756ad

12/09/2026

The Irish slang guide to help tourists:

In Irish slang, “I will yeah” is a sarcastic way of saying “absolutely not,” despite sounding like agreement. It’s used as a dry, humorous refusal — the more deadpan the delivery, the stronger the “no.”
What “I will yeah” actually means
It does not mean “yes.”
It means “not a chance,” “no way,” or “I definitely won’t.”
It’s a classic example of Irish sarcastic humour and indirect communication.
Tone is crucial: flat = definite no; playful = still probably no.