King John’s Castle
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Glenstal Abbey
Less than 30 minutes from Limerick lies Glenstal Abbey, an Irish monastery set in an estate where nature reigns supreme. A place not to be missed!
4.23/5 (35 votes)
Grange Stone
Ireland's largest cromlech! Located in County Limerick, the site is a stone circle 45 metres in diameter, made up of 113 megaliths! Impressive dimensions!
3.83/5 (24 votes)
Desmond Castle
A 12th-century castle in ruins, now totally abandoned. We love its authentic charm!
3.50/5 (24 votes)
St Munchin’s Church
A church dating from 1825. Charming if you like churches in this style!
3.17/5 (18 votes)
The Shannon
A river that feeds Ireland's many rivers. Fishermen love its fishy waters!
3.76/5 (17 votes)
The Frank McCourt Museum
Based in Limerick, the Frank McCourt Museum is entirely dedicated to the author of "Angela's Ashes". An interesting museum!
3.47/5 (15 votes)
The Foynes Flying Boat Museum
An aviation museum for all budding enthusiasts! This is where the famous Irish coffee was invented!
4.00/5 (12 votes)
Bourke’s House
2.60/5 (10 votes)
