In 54 trips
The National Self-Portrait Collection holds a fine array of work from nearly a hundred artists. Most of the work on …
Location:
Limerick, Rathkeale...
Day:
06/17/2006 to 06/22/2006
Category:
Things to do
Unscheduled - Limerick
In 45 trips
Average Rating (1):
The Tait clock was erected in 1867 as a tribute to Sir Peter Tait, then Mayor of Limerick. He founded the Limerick C …
In 14 trips
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The New Year's celebratory festival is held in various different venues throughout the city. People gather together …
In 20 trips
The Dominican parish church of Saint Saviour is situated in Baker Place at the upper end of Glentworth Street. The D …
In 41 trips
The pedestrianized Market Quarter is an area of Limerick which has a long and varied history of commercial trade. It …
In 22 trips
Croom Mills is situated in the village of Croom in County Limerick. It is a popular attraction for visitors interest …
In 58 trips
The Franciscan Church is situated in Lower Henry Street, close to Sarsfield Bridge. The Franciscans had settled in L …
In 10 trips
Average Rating (3):
This is a most beautiful course situated close to the city with a picturesque setting. Most of the fairways are tree …
In 37 trips
Anne Fitzgerald is one of Ireland's finest artists and her work has won international recognition. She is best known …
In 71 trips
Built in the 1760s, this beautiful building is located in the heart of the city, where the River Shannon meets the R …
In 19 trips
Located on the banks of the River Shannon, the National Technological Park contains three walks of varying lengths f …
In 43 trips
The Treaty Stone stands on a plinth across Thomond Bridge, on the opposite bank of the River Shannon from King John' …
In 23 trips
The Presbyterian community in Limerick dates from the 1640s. Their earlier churches were located in the old English …
In 48 trips
In 1650 Fr. David Wolfe, a native of Limerick, who had known Saint Ignatius Loyola in Rome, came to Ireland as Papal …
In 17 trips
The University of Limerick campus is home to this remarkable concert hall, which is the largest purpose-built …
In 24 trips
The great tradition of making lace continues here at the Good Shepherd Convent. In the 1820s the manufacture of Lime …
In 20 trips
Civic Week is a national festival held annually in Ireland. Here in Limerick it includes many cultural and sporting …
In 15 trips
The University of Limerick is home to a permanent exhibition of approximately forty sculptures by the artist Helen H …
Unscheduled - Dromcolliher
In 43 trips
On the Limerick to Kerry border and beyond Newcastle West lies the village of Dromcollogher, the centre for the prod …
Unscheduled - Cratloe
In 26 trips
Dating from the 17th century, Cratloe Woods House is the only remaining example of an Irish longhouse which is still …
Unscheduled - Kilmallock
In 35 trips
Average Rating (2):
The town of Kilmallock has a history that spans many centuries. Some of the early features of the 13th-century build …
Unscheduled - Patrickswell
In 20 trips
Average Rating (2):
Limerick's major horse racing track is situated in Greenpark. Limerick Racecourse is a state of the art venue provid …
Unscheduled - Rathkeale
In 27 trips
In 1709 a large number of people from the Palatinate district in the Upper Rhineland of Germany settled in Ireland, …