Other Dog Activities in Templemore, IE

The monastery of Clonmacnoise, meaning "Meadow of the Sons of Nós", is pet-friendly. It's situated in County Offaly, Ireland on the River Shannon south of Athlone. Clonmacnoise was founded in 544 by St. Ciarán. Leashed dogs are welcome to explore the grounds, as long as they are cleaned up after.

Explore historic Cong Abbey with your pooch. Leashed dogs are welcome on the wooded walks around the abbey grounds and the grassy hills around the historic building. Dog owners are reminded to clean up after pups and to keep them under control.

Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners as they visit The Donkey Sanctuary, set in the beautiful rolling countryside of County Cork located just outside the village of Liscarroll in Ireland. Over 5,200 donkeys from all parts of Ireland have been rescued since The Donkey Sanctuary opened. You can walk along any of several well-maintained paths with educational placards along the way and view different groups of donkeys in the fields.

Bring your dog on-board for a cruise on the Grand Canal in Co. Kildare. Full and half day barge hire options are available and you can bring the friends and family up to 10 people!

Pálás Cinema is a pet-friendly movie theater in Galway, IE. Hosting regular screenings that allow dogs to join in the fun and watch along, this popular downtown cinema is one of Galway's coolest attractions for pups. Keep an eye on the website for upcoming screenings that allow dogs.

Carewswood Garden Centre & Cafe is a pet-friendly cafe and garden center in County Cork, IE. Not only can your dog join you for a stroll among the plants in the garden center, but pups are also welcome in the homely cafe. Swing by for "honest food" for breakfast like eggs Benedict or avocado on sourdough toast and lunch classics like soup of the day or a sandwich. The cafe has indoor and outdoor seating available.

Old Irish Ways is a pet-friendly museum in Bruff, IE. This folk museum has a varied collection from the last 200 years of country life in Ireland that includes a shop stocked with old items and a variety of antique vehicles to explore outside.

Strokestown Park in Strokestown County in Roscommon, IE is pet friendly. Located on 300 acres, there's plenty of room to explore with your pooch at Strokestown, a Palladian-style Georgian house with extensive gardens. Dogs are welcome in the cafe, Visitors Centre, and all outdoor areas, but not inside the National Famine Museum and Palladian Mansion.

LiKe Bikes in Newcastle West, IE is a pet-friendly bike rental company. If you're planning on heading out on the Limerick Greenway with your dog, book a bike with a trailer from LiKe Bikes and extend your trip on the trail. This bicycle rental service is located in the car park of the greenway.

Treaty City Brewery is a pet-friendly brewery in Limerick, IE. Located in the heart of the town, this popular hangout pours pints of local brews and welcomes dogs inside and out. Grab a Harris Pale Ale or Renegade Dry Lager and head out to the lively outdoor space with shady tables.

Aran Island Ferries in Galway, IE is pet friendly. Ireland's largest and longest year-round ferry company to the Aran Islands are the only ferries that sail year-round to Inishmore, Inishmaan and Inisheer. Leashed dogs are welcome on board Aran Island Ferries, as long as they remain on the outdoor decks for the duration of the voyage.

Bring Fido to the pet-friendly Corkagh Park in Dublin, IE. This large city park is in the southern part of the city and features access to the River Camac, as well as hiking and biking trails, an off-leash dog park, picnic areas, and public restrooms. Pups must be leashed when not in the dog park and cleaned up after.

Locomotion Bike Rental at the Barnagh Greenway Hub is pet friendly. Located in the heart of Limerick Greenway, hop in a bike and trailer rental and cruise down the greenway with your four-legged cycling partner. The trail is just under 25 miles in length and starts in Rathkeale, leading to Ardagh, Newcastle West, Barnagh, Templeglantine and Abbeyfeale, alongside the Allaghaun River.