Lorrha – Dorrha parish

Tipperary’s hidden Gem

Welcome to The lorrha -dorrha website

Lorrha is a small village and parish located in the northern tip of County Tipperary, Ireland, with a rich history dating back to ancient times.

Development & Community Groups

Community Associations in Lorrha Dorrha Parish

Sceal community Enterprise

Sceal Community

Established in 2016, SCÉAL (Social Community Enterprise for the Advancement of Lorrha/Rathcabbin) is a community organization based in Lorrha.

Lorrha development

Lorrha Development

The Lorrha Development Association plays a crucial role in promoting and developing the village, focusing on various aspects of community life and local initiatives.

rathcabbin development

Rathcabbin Development

The Rathcabbin Development Association was formed approximately 20 years ago. Its aim is to make the village a pleasant place to visit & live.

rathcabbin hall

Rathcabbin Hall

The Rathcabbin Hall Association was formed approximately 20 years ago. It is the center of life in Rathcabbin and is home to different groups.

Churches, Schools & Clubs

Churches of Lorrha

Schools of Lorrha

Drama Societies

Clubs

History

Discover the history of Lorrha and surrounding area,

Lorrha & Dorrha Historical Society

The Lorrha/Dorrha Historical Society, established in January 2012, is passionate about collecting and preserving local history and folklore for future generations.


important Sites

Lorrha parish showcases a rich tapestry of history. From the ancient monastic settlement at Graigue to Dermody’s Fort, every corner whispers tales of the past.

Lorrha History

Summary of local History

Lorrha, a parish rich in the tapestry of time, has blossomed under the tranquil reign of saints and scholars, a cradle of wisdom in days gone by.



local Profiles

Profiles of remarkable individuals from the locality. Each person weaves a unique thread into the vibrant fabric of their community.

Come Shannonside

visit Lorrha Dorrha

Lorrha Tourism

The Lorrha-Dorrha website was developed with the support of North Tipperary Development Company’s Social Inclusion and Community Activation Programme (SICAP).

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