Once a charming old bank, this beautifully restored family home is brimming with character and warmth. Guests can immerse themselves in the rich history and atmosphere of the property, where comfort meets tradition. Enjoy a cosy evening in the Library, where an open fire creates a perfect ambiance to unwind and relax. The Old Bank offer flexibility with our Room Only and Breakfast-inclusive rates, so you can choose the option that best suits your needs and itinerary. Breakfast at The Old Bank Bruff is a highlight of the stay, renowned for its quality, variety, and the personal touch provided by owner Miriam and her family. Served daily between 8:00 am and 10:00 am (with the last seating at 9:30 am), the breakfast experience is both indulgent and memorable. Breakfast Highlights • Full Irish Breakfast: Featuring handmade sausages, bacon, and black and white puddings sourced from Miriam’s husband Pat’s award-winning butcher shop. Guests consistently praise the quality and taste of these local specialties. • Home Baking: Each morning, Miriam bakes a selection of pastries, muffins, scones, Guests receive a takeaway box to take away, ensuring they can enjoy these treats later in the day.

A Warm Welcome by Miriam & Team Restored by Miriam, her husband Pat, and their family, The Old Bank Bruff is a four-star family home. Miriam, a former retail manager, decided to make her dream a reality and opened her doors to the first guests in June 2008. Since then, she has continued to create a welcoming atmosphere where guests feel at home and cherished.

Nestled in the peaceful town of Bruff in East County Limerick, on the Morning Star River is an ideally for exploring the surrounding area. With a range of fascinating attractions just a short drive away, your visit will be filled with adventure. Here are some of the highlights: • Thomas Fitzgerald Centre (JFK Museum) Bruff- Learn About JFK family connection to Bruff • Lough Gur & Grange Stone Circle About 15 minutes from Bruff, is a beautiful, scenic lake surrounded by ancient burial sites. • Kilmallock: Medieval Walled Town & Abbey Located about 20 minutes from Bruff, is va stunning 13th- century walled town • Ballyhoura Mountains: Mountain Biking & Walking Trails For hiking, Biking and outdoor enthusiasts, • Ballyneety Golf Club: Home of the Junior Ryder Cup 2027 As a base for mutiple nights Day 1 – Limerick City (30 min drive) • Highlights: King John's Castle, Hunt Museum, St. Mary’s Cathedral, Milk Market (if it’s a Friday/Saturday) • Optional detour: Adare Village (on the way to or from Limerick) – Ireland’s prettiest village. * Extend the day with a Visit to - Foynes Flying boat Musuem, Home of the Irish coffee Day 2 – Cliffs of Moher & The Burren (1.5 hr drive) • Route: Through Ennis > Lahinch > Cliffs of Moher > The Burren > back via Gort. • Highlights: Iconic cliffs, Poulnabrone Dolmen, Burren landscape, maybe stop at Doolin for lunch. • Extend the day - Bunratty Castle & Folk Park (closer, 45 min drive) for tatched cottages and a medival castle and banquet. . Day 3 – Killarney National Park & Ring of Kerry (2 hr drive to Killarney) • Highlights: Muckross House & Gardens, Torc Waterfall, Ross Castle, Lakes of Killarney, Ladies View • Optional: Short loop of the Ring of Dingle if time allows, especially Gap of Dunloe Day 4 – Rock of Cashel & Cahir Castle (1 hr drive) • Highlights: The dramatic medieval Rock of Cashel, then Cahir Castle and Swiss cottage *, Extend the day with a visit Mitchlestown Caves and Griston Bog