Tullamore

Tullamore, a charming town in New South Wales' Central West, thrives on its agricultural roots, with sheep and cattle grazing, as well as wheat, barley, and canola cultivation. The community, with a population of approximately 500, celebrates its rich Irish heritage through the annual Tullamore Irish Festival each Easter long weekend. Local amenities include general stores, a newsagency, and a Rural Transaction Centre. The Tullamore Showground hosts the annual Tullamore Show every August, featuring agricultural and livestock exhibitions. The Tullamore Hotel, established in 1895, offers accommodation and serves as a social hub for both locals and visitors.