Did You Know?
The GAA is the cultural body that is dedicated to running and administering Ireland’s native sports including Gaelic Football and Hurling. Our tip is to get along to a hurling game. During the summer months you won’t get a better combination of Irish culture and a party than cheering on the blue and gold in what we like to call the best field game in the world.
Crossogue House
T: +353 (0)504 54166 F: +353 (0)504 54166 E: crossog@iol.ie W: www.crossogue.com
Address: Ballycahill, Thurles, Co. Tipperary
Address: Ballycahill, Thurles, Co. Tipperary
Run by the Molloy family on our 150-hectare farm in Co. Tipperary, we invite a small number of guests to join us and enjoy the warmth of an extended family atmosphere, excellent horses and tuition combined with our unique equestrian facilities. Guests are accommodated at Crossogue House, a Georgian house built in 1860, that is surrounded by picturesque farm and woodland offering both freedom and space in a clean and healthy atmosphere. We welcome all standards of rider offering basic training in the arena, quiet walks along trails throughout the farm to action packed sessions over our extensive range of cross country obstacles. Crossogue has been the venue for numerous competitions to National level in the past, while now we prefer to use the facilities for the exclusive use of our guests' pleasure instead. Horses have been an integral part of the Molloy family at Crossogue for generations. We have bred, produced or trained horses for the highest levels in Showing, Show jumping, Eventing and Racing. Good horses and ponies are part of the Crossogue tradition. We are approved by A.I.R.E., B.H.S & Failte Ireland and are a member of Equestrian Holidays Ireland.