My partner and I just spent 2 nights in Duiche an Rí, and we had a wonderful time. Bridget was accommodating, but not overbearing: she was on hand if we needed her, but left us to our own devices otherwise.
The house itself was excellent, down to the smallest details (like the luxuriously plush bath towels supplied). There's comfortable sleeping room for seven people, both bathrooms are well-equipped, and the sitting room furniture is extremely comfortable. Trust me, you won't want to get up once you've sat down on that couch!
The house was very clean when we arrived. The showers were shining, the beds were well-made, and there was a number of small items supplied that we might have otherwise forgotten. If you arrive without milk, bread, or some other basic necessity, the well-stocked shop across the road should be your first stop.
The house is newly refurbished. The furniture and fittings are all modern, and go great with the more rustic fireplace/stove combo in the center of the sitting room.
The area itself is a quiet rural village, perfect for people looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of their busy lives for a few days. It's also not that far from other nice spots in Tipperary: Cashel, Clonmel and Cahir are all less than an hour's drive away... and places like Bunratty Folk Park and Kilkenny city are also options.
However, if you're travelling with the help of a SatNav, be warned that it may put you onto some country roads you would rather avoid!
If you're planning on visiting Tipperary (particularly if you're travelling with a big group), then you can't go wrong with Duiche an Rí. I'd highly recommend it to anyone who's looking for a change of pace, or for anyone who wants to spend some time in a picturesque little village where quiet and calm are the order of the day.