Things to do in Limerick

 

Lets Go have been operating for over 35 years and have become the No 1 choice for multi activity camps in Ireland. While very proud of their reputation for offering excellent camps and quality service, each year they introduce activities and programmes that are ever changing to suit the n

 

Exhibiting one of Irelands greatest private collections of art and antiquities, dating from the Neolithic to the 20th Century, including works by Renoir, Picasso and Yeats Guided Tours During a visit to the museum you can choose to explore the collection by yourself or take one of the re

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Due to public demand we now conduct a walking tour based on Frank McCourts International Bestseller Angelas Ashes. The Angelas Ashes Walking Tour offers a unique experience to visit the Limerick of Dr Frank McCourt and features locations included in the text of Angelas Ashes. The Angelas A

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The Irish Palatine Heritage Centre houses an exhibition which seeks to represent in detail the Irish Palatine experience ranging from their German places of origin to their colonisation and settlement in Ireland, and their subsequent scattering throughout the English-speaking world. Due e

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Anne Fitzgerald, one of Irelands acclaimed artists, is known for her religious masterpieces and typically Irish faces and landscapes. Her paintings and tapestries have been exhibited in Ireland and the United States of America. The gallery shows her paintings, prints, sculptures and tapest

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Adare, snuggled in a wooded setting among the rich quite farmlands of the Golden Vale by the river Maigue, is a model village dating from the time of the Norman conquest. The Adare Heritage Centre, located in the centre of the town, allows you to experience this areas unique history, spann

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Limerick City Gallery of Art is home to an important collection of Irish paintings and also holds the National Collection of Contemporary Drawing and exhibits a wide range of artists, local, national and international. The Gallery of Art is home to an important collection of Irish painti

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The Treaty Stone is a rough hewn limestone block raised on a pedestal standing across the river from King Johns Castle. Traditionally it was on this rock that the Treaty of Limerick was signed in 1691, marking the surrender of the city to William of Orange. Under the terms of the treaty, t