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Hotels in Bruff
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The Old Bank Bruff Family Town House
Main Street
300 m walk from the centre of Bruff

3 bed semi-detached house in a quite estate
Brackvoan
1.2 km walk from the centre of Bruff

Lynchpin Cottage
900 m walk from the centre of Bruff
Nearby towns
Hotels further out or listed under other towns near Bruff, nearest first.

4 Bedroom, 15 min to Limerick city Quiet Retreat.
Old Rd Grange Kilmallock Co Limerick
Nearby: Limerick, 4.8 km from Bruff as the crow flies
About hotels in Bruff
4 hotels listed for Bruff and the towns around it, 3 of them in Bruff itself, with prices compared across multiple booking platforms in real time. The largest groups are 2-star and 4-star (1 each, of 4).
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What's on in Bruff

5 Nov 2026
Glen Hansard
Live At The Big Top
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5 Nov 2026
Ricky Warwick & the Fighting Hearts
Dolans Warehouse
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6 Nov 2026
Bloody Kisses
Dolans Warehouse
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12 Nov 2026
The Altered Hours
Kasbah Social Club
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18 Nov 2026
Electric Eel Shock
Kasbah Social Club
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20 Nov 2026
The Proclaimers
Live at The Spiegeltent Pavilion
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Includes events within 25 km of Bruff.
Staying in Bruff
Planning a stay in Bruff, Ireland? Compare 4 hotels nearby with live prices and book close to what you came for.
Typical weather
October here averages 10°C, with around 101 mm of rain across the month.
November here averages 8°C, with around 119 mm of rain across the month.
Climate data: NASA POWER
Twenty-year averages for this area, not a forecast.
Nearby: Shannon Airport (SNN)
Worth visiting from Bruff
Distances are in a straight line.
- Town or cityDublin181 kmIreland's capital, with Trinity College, Guinness Storehouse, museums and a busy pub and restaurant scene.
- CoastCliffs of Moher80 kmSea cliffs on the County Clare coast with walking paths and views over the Atlantic.
- Historic siteBrú na Bóinne195 kmUNESCO-listed Neolithic landscape in the Boyne Valley, including Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth.
- Historic siteNewgrange194 kmA passage tomb built over 5,000 years ago, aligned with the winter solstice sunrise.
- RegionMunster50 kmThe south-west province, covering Clare, Kerry, Cork, Limerick and Tipperary, with much of Ireland's best-known scenery.
- MountainsCarrauntoohil97 kmIreland's highest peak, in the MacGillycuddy's Reeks in County Kerry.
- Historic townAdare19 kmPretty County Limerick village with thatched cottages, a medieval friary and Adare Manor.
- Historic townTrim168 kmHome to Trim Castle, the largest Anglo-Norman castle in Ireland.