Clonmel
Clonmel, or Cluain Meala in Irish, is a town in County Tipperary, Ireland, situated on the River Suir in the southeast of the country. It is one of the county’s larger towns and serves as a local commercial and administrative hub for the surrounding region.
Name and geography: The Irish name Cluain Meala translates to “meadow of honey.” The town lies along
History: Clonmel has its roots in a medieval Norman settlement that developed around a bridge over the
Economy and services: Today Clonmel functions as a regional commercial and service centre for south Tipperary
Culture and landmarks: The town hosts markets and cultural events and preserves a number of historic religious
Transport: Clonmel is served by Clonmel railway station on the Limerick–Waterford line and by the N24 road,