A lakeside Neolithic and Bronze Age settlement site, one of Ireland’s most important prehistoric landscapes.
Lough Gur Visitor Centre and Lakeshore Park is a lakeside Neolithic and Bronze Age settlement site, one of Ireland’s most important prehistoric landscapes. Located in County Limerick, the site is cared for by the Office of Public Works as part of the Heritage Ireland estate.
The ruins of four early medieval churches on the site of a 6th-century monastery west of Limerick city.
A 13th-century riverside castle on the banks of the River Maigue, ringed by a strong curtain wall in the heart of…
The boyhood home of Éamon de Valera near Bruree, a simple thatched cottage.
A medieval collegiate church in the walled town of Kilmallock.
A self-catering stay in Co. Limerick on the Wild Atlantic Way. 6.4 km from Adare Village, and 6.4 km from Adare. Rated…
A 3-star hotel in Raheen, Co. Limerick on the Wild Atlantic Way. 5.3 km from King John’s Castle, and 4.7 km from…
A 4-star self-catering stay in Patrickswell, Co. Limerick on the Wild Atlantic Way. 3.9 km from Adare Village, and 3.9…
A 3-star hotel in Limerick city on the Wild Atlantic Way. 2.6 km from King John’s Castle, and 22 km from Shannon…
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