Jerpoint Park is a trip through the Ireland you always wanted to see. My extended family had the most memorable few hours visiting Jerpoint Park. Joe, the owner of this most beautiful Irish property gave us a guided tour of the lost village of Newtown, St. Nicholas's church and tomb. Joe provides an educational and engaging tour of his property,... More

We were in search of a hot cup of tea and scones on a cold early May day and found a unique afternoon tea experience. LIke having tea with a friend and a beautiful, historic setting. It is fantastic to see the remains of the medieval village being maintained and opened up to the public in such an interesting way.... More

I visited Jerpoint Park last weekend and thought it was a fantastic hidden gem. My sister and i were driving around looking for somewhere nice to have a cuppa and came across this truly charming old house and farm, which has been loving restored by owners Maeve and Joe. The house is a stunning old building and the history attached... More

An afternoon spent in Jerpoint Park with the O'Connell family (and their menagerie of course) was like a magical visit to long-lost relatives. Joe, Maeve, Annabelle and Nicholas have lovingly restorted Belmore House and farm as a labour of pure, unabashed love. It is heartening in these time of grab and profit to find people who have decided to share... More

We were looking for a cup of tea and found so much more! Whilst it is in its early stages, it is a really interesting place for anyone who loves Chistmas, history, horses, geese, tranquility and a good chat! Joe & Maeve's welcome and enthusiasm lifted our weary spirits. Well worth a visit and so close to Jerpoint Abbey and... More

I had a really great afternoon in Jerpoint Park. Joe and Maeve are superb tour guides and hosts and all my family Mum, Dad, and kids (aged 9 to 3 years old) enjoyed the fantastic story and tomb of St Nicholas and the remarkable tour of the lost medieval town of Jerpoint. I have seen many historical sites in Ireland... More

The park is still in it's early stages but is an interesting place to visit, the term park is slightly misleading as it is a ruined village (mostly hidden under the fields) with a ruined church which has the grave of St Nicholas. You do get guided around by the owner which helps see the hidden buildings and roads. Worth... More

My husband and I were delighted to discover this lovely park after our visit to nearby Jerpoint Abbey. We sought it out after my Christmas-enthusiast husband found out that St. Nick's relic may be there! The owner, Joe, along with his sweet lab Percy, gave us an educational and wonderful historic tour of everything we wanted to see, took photos... More

ok so we went in january - not exactly the best time of year to visit but we were in kilkenny and wanted to do some outdoor activities. we were given a 5 minute explanation of the history, charged €5 per person to visit the site which took all of 5 minutes and that was it! to think that we... More