The Millennium Stone was erected to celebrate the new millennium, and was a joint project between the parishes of Tipperary Town and Bansha Kilmoyler. The conglomerate stone weighing in at 13.5 tonnes was dug out of a nearby hillside. A mix of stone, sand and ferrous oxide causes it to have a pink hue in the evening sun. Designed by renowned Tipperary sculptor, Jarlath Daly, the stone depicts the annunciation, Birth, Crucifixion and Resurrection from the life of Christ.
From the Statue of Christ the King follow the Millennium Stone Loop walk across the Slievenamuck Ridge (Hill of the Pigs) to take in the views of the scenic Glen of Aherlow valley.
From the Statue of Christ the King follow the Millennium Stone Loop walk across the Slievenamuck Ridge (Hill of the Pigs) to take in the views of the scenic Glen of Aherlow valley.
The Winter Walking 2 Day Festival in the Glen of Aherlow will take place on Friday January 25th, Saturday 26th and Sunday, January 7th, 2019 
Club Ceoil is a social evening of music, song, dance and poetry which takes places in a variety of pubs and venues across the Glen of Aherlow. The entertainers are all amateur locals who love to perform and enjoy others performing. 
The Glen 5k is a charity 5k walk/ run that supports local causes. It usually takes part in August and Runners & walkers of all abilities are welcome.
It took place on Thursday, 14 July to Saturday, 16 July, 2016. The festival celebrates the Feast of St. Sedna with exhibitions, displays & concerts in Clonbeg Church.
June 3rd – 6th 2016 – June Bank Holiday Weekend
Slievenamuck Walking Marathon and Half Marathon, Sunday March 20th, 2016