St. Brendan's Tarbert

Located where the Shannon River meets the Atlantic Ocean, this nineteenth century lighthouse would suit both period and modern productions.

Fort Shannon is an old World War II bunker that was built on the mouth of the Shannon as a defense against invaders attempting to land via the river Shannon.

An old colonial prison and court that has been kept as a museum,
but the old style of the building has been maintained.

The wishing tree is a local landmark in Tarbert and features in the best-selling book, ‘Heritage Trees of Ireland’. 

Tarbert house is located two kilometres outside the village of Tarbert.

A fifteenth century castle located at the mouth of the Shannon.

Located near the centre of Listowel town,
this school campus has workshop facilities,
cafeteria space and numerous classroom spaces.

Mike The Pies is a renowned pub and music venue located in Listowel with WiFi, toilets and a electrical domestic power supply. 

This historical pub, located right in the heart of Listowel, got its name from its original proprietor, the world famous writer, John B. Keane. 

The Listowel Arms is in the Square in Listowel.