Irishtown is a charming rural community located approximately 8 kilometers southeast of Smithton in Tasmania's North West region. Established in the late 1850s by Irish migrants, the area was originally known as Upper Duck River. The 2016 census recorded a population of 301 residents. The town is characterized by its agricultural landscape, with 77.25% of the area designated as Agriculture zone. Notable landmarks include the historic All Saints Anglican Church, built in 1907, and the former St Joseph's Catholic Church, established in 1904. The Irishtown General Store serves as a central hub for the community, offering essential services and local goods. The town's picturesque surroundings and rich history make it a unique destination in Tasmania.
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