Trip to Limerick

Although establishments date back to 922 AD, the catsle was built in the 13th century on the orde...

The perfect spot for horse-race lovers, the Limerick racecourse is a delight to spend a sunny day...

Initially established as a personal collection, the 2000-plus items are from the private collecti...

The Thomond Park stadium is as good as a place of worship for Rugby fanatics in limerick. Rugby i...

The Limerick City Walking Tour is truly the best way to fathom Limerick through its troubled past...

Nestled close to Lough Gur, the heritage centre is an all-activity ground for tourists. The seren...

Extending for 6 miles on the border of counties Limerick and Cork, the Ballyhoura Mountains is th...

One of the most popular cathedrals in Ireland, the St. Mary’s Cathedral at Limerick is said...

Based on one of the most iconic books written by an Irish author- Angela’s Ashes, ‘An...

One of the most famous pubs in the whole of Ireland, Dolan’s Pub is known for housing some ...

The Frank McCourt Museum is located on the Hratstonge street, in the heart of Limerick City. Dedi...

The Mill market is a stop-market where you can buy everything from gift articles, artefacts to me...

One of the biggest and most popular pubs in Limerick, Flannery’s Bar is located on Denmark ...

The Cratloe Woods are a heaven to walk through for nature lovers. Take a peaceful walk down its m...

One of the most elegant and wide gallery of art in Ireland, the LCGA is known for featuring trend...

One of the most well-preserved churches in Limerick, the Redemptorist Church is known for its mag...

A walk through history, the Cathedral is located in the quieter part of the city. As of present, ...