7 Free Things to do in Ardmore That You Shouldn't Miss

July 25, 2021 Jana Sager

Ardmore's rich religious history began in the 5th century with the arrival of St. Declan. A medieval cathedral and tower stand today, offering a glimpse into period architecture—and a fantastic view of Ardmore Bay. The village itself is quaint and lively, with cafes, pubs and cottages. Several nice beaches are nearby, and visitors can explore the area on foot for more captivating views.
Restaurants in Ardmore

1. St Declan's Well and Oratory

Seaside Monastery Coast Cliff Path, Ardmore Ireland http://www.bargaintraveleurope.com/10/Ireland_St_Declans_Well_Ardmore.htm
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4.5 based on 149 reviews

St Declan's Well and Oratory

Reviewed By TessBarr

On a sunny day this is a very pleasant walk. Spectacular scenery. You can do a circular walk or double walk and get a second look at the amazing scenery. Loved this village.

Star Cottage Cliff Road, Ardmore Ireland +353 24 94152 http://www.ardmorepottery.com
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4.5 based on 54 reviews

Ardmore Pottery & Gallery

3. Ardmore Round Tower And Cathedral

Ardmore Village, Ardmore Ireland http://www.discoverireland.ie/Arts-Culture-Heritage/ardmore-round-tower-and-cathedral/50234
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4.5 based on 59 reviews

Ardmore Round Tower And Cathedral

Reviewed By WaterfordANDme - Waterford, Ireland

Known locally as Ardmore Round tower and cathedral Abbey I visited on a winter's day and even then the rugged landscape and the ocean view in the background was stunning, The stunning 12th century architecture is breathtaking, The site is free and also a graveyard, so a little respect is needed, The tower is in almost perfect condition, it was a secure fortress with the door about 20 ft high, capable of defending the site and monks from attackers. Its located on a hill with views of incoming invaders from the sea, however now its hight offers tourists stunning views of the ruin with the celtic sea in the backdrop. One note is this is 45 miles from Waterford city and transport is needed to get there.

Main Street Dysert, Ardmore Ireland +353 87 267 6152 http://www.brigidshelly.ie/
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4.5 based on 17 reviews

Brigid Shelly Gallery

5. The Round Tower

Ardmore Ireland http://www.southeastireland.com/pardmore.html
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4.5 based on 57 reviews

The Round Tower

Reviewed By 983stevey - Silver Spring, United States

One cannot miss this tower as it is quite prominent on Ardmore Peninsula. Visiting it, you will see that it is a part of history well preserved. Not sure if there are any tours around it. We ventured around the tower and there was also a historical graveyard and monastery. Would definitely consider visiting again

6. Ballyquin Beach

Main Street, Ardmore Ireland
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4.5 based on 30 reviews

Ballyquin Beach

Reviewed By deMJ

Peace and quiet, very empty for our visits, but might be busy in the season. Still plenty of space and more than enough swimming and exploring space for all. A wonderful experience.

7. Cliff Walk Ardmore

Excellent
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5.0 based on 273 reviews

Cliff Walk Ardmore

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