ACCOMMODATION TULLAMORE NSW

The Tullamore Hotel is situated in the heart of New South Wales, nestled in an area north-west of Parkes, south-west of Dubbo, and north-east of Condobolin. The Tullamore Hotel was built in 1895 by George 'Jim' Tully and his family, who came from Tullamore in Ireland. The original Hotel's name was 'Tullie's Exchange Hotel', now commonly known as the Tullamore Hotel. The Tully family was also successful in renaming the town once known as Bullock Creek (from 1870), after their home town in Ireland to Tullamore. A family friendly hotel with eight letting rooms. They have a beer garden, open fireplace for a cosy atmosphere, lovely affordable meals, TAB, and ATM facilities.

Park up for the night or pitch a tent at the Tullamore Showground, 97.5 kilometres along the Bogan Way scenic route from Parkes. The small town of Irish heritage is home to approximately 500 people, with 80% off the community retaining Irish family connections. Watch the town come alive over the Easter Long weekend for the annual Tullamore Irish Festival and enjoy some traditional Irish food and beverages, Irish dancing, and children?s entertainment and rides. Or visit any time and admire the simplicity that Tullamores natural beauty has to offer - sheep and cattle grazing and crop production year-round; the basis of the towns economy. The Tullamore Showground offers a cheap alternative of accommodation for travellers on their journey through central NSW. RV friendly and pet friendly.