Milano Restaurant
Milano is situated on Harvey's Quay in Limerick City. It is popular with diners for their local art exhibitions on the mezzanine floor, as well as the children's pizza making parties. There is also a modern outdoor dining area. The design of the mezzanine floor was to maximise the restaurants view of the River Shannon by incorporating a mezzanine seating area which is very popular with diners. The design of the restaurant is modern and simplistic, incorporating warm colours, oak floors and local artwork. Choose from a tasty selection of starters, sides, mains and desserts. Order a tasty Romana pizza, calzone, calabrese, leggera or pasta dish. Enjoy a glass of wine, cocktail, spritzer, prosecco, Italian beer or juice to accompany your food. Gluten free options are also available.
Vincenzo Grill House & Stone Oven at The George Hotel
Vincenzo Grill House & Stone Oven at The George Hotel, Limerick City centre, has a lively vibe, great cocktails and culinary classics that bring people from far and wide. Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, bar snacks and sharing plates, their team of chefs prepare their menus using ingredients which are sourced from local artisan suppliers. Add to that their contemporary bar and its extensive selection of craft beers, spirits and signature cocktails, and you have an ideal place to enjoy an unforgettable experience.
Funworld
Funworld - Limerick is Ireland's Number 1 family entertainment center, providing something for everyone of every age.
Vanilla Browns Spa at the Absolute Hotel
The Vanilla Browns Spa at Absolute Hotel is independently owned and operated. The Vanilla Browns spa team are dedicated to offering guests the ultimate in luxury pampering treatments and packages created to transcend them into a world of escapism. With over 20 years experience and expertise, their friendly therapists are trained to the highest standards in the industry. They pride themselves on their ongoing training and staff development to ensure that they are consistently offering customers the very best. The perfect way to begin a day at the spa is to relax and enjoy the crystal and floral steam rooms, herb sauna, salt grotto and tropical showers, their most fun experience at the spa which guests can enjoy on their own or as part of a group. Explore their luxurious collection of half day and day retreats, as well as personalised individual treatments. Vanilla Browns will delight customers with its uniqueness, exclusive product houses, including Spa find Skincare with therapeutic muds and Lu’Lur, the products favoured by the Egyptian princesses, the ever popular pregnancy like Mama Mia, Youngblood mineral make-up and Og Ireland. Vanilla Browns also provides Strawberry Laser Lipo which is a non-invasive fat-busting treatment which guarantees inch loss in only 10 minutes.
Kelly Travel
Kelly Travel are a coach hire company based in the picturesque east Limerick village of Pallasgreen with 20 vehicles in the fleet ranging from 16 to 67 seater coaches. A mature company, Kelly Travel have been operating for almost 30 years and has established itself as one of the dominant coach operators in the Midwest area with good working relationships with operators in the area and throughout the country. Kelly Travel run a busy tour business for inbound tours using their executive specification Mercedes Riada and Volvo Jonckheere coach, promising to go above and beyond when it comes to meeting the requirements of the customers. Staff will help you explore all options and plan your coach hire journey from beginning to end, ensuring all your needs are fully catered for creating a completely bespoke bus hire package just for you.
Treaty Walking Tours
Step into the story of the Treaty of Limerick with Treaty Walking Tours and experience history one step at a time. Journey back to 17th century Jacobean Limerick, where local guides bring to life the dramatic events of the 1690 and 1691 Sieges of Limerick, and the War of the Three Kings. Discover the bravery behind Patrick Sarsfield’s daring raid deep within Williamite territory, and explore the political and military negotiations that led to the Treaty of Limerick. Learn how its terms shaped the fate of Ireland, culminating in the Flight of the Wild Geese. Along the way, uncover Limerick’s hidden past, from medieval gateways and tales of espionage within the city walls, to uncovering the spy in the camp and the minting of Jacobite gun money. This immersive tour reveals the rich and often untold history that still echoes through Limerick’s streets today.
The Thomas Fitzgerald Centre
The centre includes the Fitzgerald Family Tree Mural, a John F Kennedy 1963 Limerick Visit Photo Exhibition, and an exhibition from the Caroline Kennedy visit of 2013 including the plaque Caroline unveiled on her visit. There is a display acknowledging the Irish Army guard of honour used at John F Kennedy’s funeral, and a display of memorabilia relating to the Fitzgerald family. The visitor centre is a treat for anybody with even a passing interest in this celebrated family. The centre is managed by a local community organization who have real pride in the wonderful story of the area. A trip to the centre can be combined with a friendly cuppa at the Community Café next door, and a visit to the fascinating Old Irish Ways Museum, just a short distance away. With a visit to the Stone Circle at Grange, a stop off in the magical Lough Gur, a stroll through Morning Star Park, and a walk through the Binn Lisin, you will have trouble fitting in all in during your visit to the beautiful Bruff, County Limerick. “This is not the land of my birth, but it is the land for which I hold the most affection” - President JFK in Ireland in 1963.
Animal Magic – Falconry and Conservation
Animal Magic, Kilmallock, County Limerick, aims to conserve our natural heritage of wild creatures and their habitats through education, captive breeding, rescue, care and rehabilitation. Many people have been entertained, not only with their lectures but also with falconry displays and mini zoos at fairs, fetes and corporate events. Whatever the event, what is of paramount importance to them is the welfare of the many birds and animals who act as ambassadors for their relatives in the wild. Whether customers are looking for falconry courses, natural history lectures, mini zoos, ferret racing, or a combination of activities, one thing is certain, they will have an enjoyable experience at Animal Magic. For natural history lectures, corporate entertainment and services, please contact Rosie for details.
Angling Bleach Lough
This 55 acre spring water lake is located near Dromore Castle, just outside Pallaskenry, County Limerick. It is managed by the Bleach Lough Anglers and is frequently stocked with rainbow and brown trout. Anglers can access the lake via the shore or by use of a boat.
University Market
Every Tuesday the University of Limerick hosts the weekly University Market. The market offers local artisan food and craft suppliers a chance to showcase their produce in a lively and vibrant surrounding. Located in the stables courtyard, the market has built up a loyal following amongst the general public and student body over the years and continues to develop and change.
Mike Hynan Coach Tours
Mike Hynan Coach Services is a well establised company operating coach tours of Ireland, north and south. A fleet of top class luxury coaches, together with professional experienced drivers / guides will cater for all types of groups and interests. Golf, sightseeing, day tours, whatever your requirements, we will be pleased to quote. We can advise on itineraries to make the most of your time and ensure lasting memories. A reliable personal service is assured. Members of the Coach Tourism and Transport Council of Ireland ( C.T.T.C )
Black Abbey Crafts
Located in the scenic village of Adare, County Limerick, Black Abbey Crafts stocks a range of Irish wares and crafts. The shop is part of the Adare Heritage Centre, consisting of, among others, Desmond Castle Tours, Curran's Heraldry and an historical exhibition. Black Abbey Crafts have gained a reputation for original and quality gifts at very competitive prices. The best quality ceramics, crafts, jewellery, Irish linen and lace in one shop awaits each visitor in Adare.
Lough Gur Pottery
Lough Gur Pottery offers a variety of workshops ideal for individuals, families and groups. Private bookings include 1 hour wheel throwing sessions, 90 minute family workshops and 2 hour adult group classes. Each session provides the opportunity to create and decorate a personal pottery piece. For a deeper connection to the area, the Lough Gur Experience blends local heritage exploration with creative time in the studio, making it a memorable activity for visitors seeking a true taste of Irish culture.
Limerick Carriage Tours
Experience the 840 acre Adare Manor Estate from the warmth and comfort of your own private carriage. The weatherproof carriage features warm Irish lambswool blankets and a table equipped with glass/cup holders and wine coolers, so guests can enjoy their favourite refreshments on board. The personal tour guide will unfold tales of Adare’s history, dating back to 12th century Norman invasions. From there, they will share the rebellions and uprisings and the establishment of the thatched cottages nestled in the picturesque village of Adare, as well as stories of life in the manor, from the days of the Earls of Dunraven right up to present day. Scenic photo opportunity stops are included along the tour route. Why not make your tour extra special and order a bottle of wine* to share with friends? Or, perhaps a warm Irish coffee* is the perfect treat to toast a day of beauty, magic and adventure. (*purchased separately)
Irish Palatine Heritage Museum
The Irish Palatine Heritage Centre in County Limerick, houses an exhibition that seeks to represent in detail the experience of the Irish Palatine immigrants to Ireland; ranging from their German places of origin to their colonisation and settlement in Ireland. The Irish Palatine Heritage Centre features an extensive display of artefacts, photographs and graphics associated with the Palatine story. It is set in landscaped surroundings and includes an archive, a tea room, gift selection and large car park.
Carrigogunnell Castle
Situated near Clarina, this castle is superbly situated on a volcanic rock with a marvellous view overlooking the whole Shannon estuary. It consists of a multi-sided enclosure, fortified by a strong wall probably of 15th-century date, in a poor state of preservation. The castle was blasted apart by cannon during the 1691 siege of Limerick.
Glenquin Castle
Gleann an Choim was a fortified dwelling, for the protection against raids and invaders, more correctly described as a Tower House. It is a square, crenelated, six storey limestone tower house built over four floors and has been partly repaired and re-roofed. The castle has had restoration works carried out and is in a good state of repair.
King John's Castle
Explore immersive, interactive exhibitions that uncover stories of siege, survival and power at King John’s Castle. In the lively courtyard, experience echoes of Norman life, from the blacksmith’s forge to traditional medieval games for all ages. Climb the castle’s towers and turrets for breathtaking panoramic views across Limerick City and towards the County Clare hills, an unforgettable highlight of any visit.
MJ Finnegans Restaurant & Bar
MJ Finnegans Restaurant & Bar in County Limerick, is situated on the main Dublin Road and dates back to the 17th century. The elegance and style of yesteryear is evident throughout the bar and restaurant area with stone, brick, wood and vintage décor creatively reworked and lovingly restored to produce a luxurious, cosy and relaxed ambience. Some of the more popular meu choices include, the breakfast roulade, the pesto eggs, steak and eggs, the seafood chowder, the Coach House scampi, the bacon and cabbage or MJ's chicken curry. MJ Finnegans Restaurant & Bar is open daily serving delicious breakfasts, lunches, dinners and desserts. It has seating for in excess of 250 people. It also has one of the biggest outdoor areas in the county of Limerick with plenty of outdoor seating and shelter if it rains. There is also free WIFI and free car parking on site.
Trailriders
Chris O'Callaghan and Liam Sheehy run Trailriders in Ballyhoura Forest. Both, Chris and Liam, are very keen mountain bikers with a lot of experience biking throughout Europe. Their aim is to ensure that every customer enjoys the mountain bike experience at Ballyhoura. They are happy to advise their customers of the best route and trails to meet their individual needs. Bike guiding is available for those who fancy an introduction to the area, or alternatively to those who want to maximise their experience on the trails. Situated at the Ballyhoura trail head, Ardpatrick, County Limerick, Trailriders specialise in mountain and road bike rental. They have chosen bikes that are lightweight and use a variety of brands to suit the individual. They hire bikes to both individuals and groups. There are special rates for groups and mid week business. Toolkits provided are quite comprehensive although there is a full backup service if required. There are toilets and showers onsite. As well as rental, Trailfinders also offer bike sales, servicing and mountain bike courses. All their instructors are chosen for their professionalism, enthusiasm and experience.
Stonehall Wildlife Park
Stonehall Wildlife Park in County Limerick is a must visit for all visitors to the Shannon region. It is suitable for all age groups and a visit is assured to be an enjoyable and educational day out. Even on those wet and rainy days, children can play in the indoor area with tractor, trailers, rough riders and a monkey magic bouncing castle. Stonehall Wildlife Park hosts a wide variety of wild and domestic animals from all corners of the world. Visit to see llamas, alpacas, ostriches, emus, rheas, wallaby's, meerkats, parrots and birds of prey. Take the nature trail walk where you could see a red squirrel or two. Admire the wonderful natural flora and fauna along the pathways. Enjoy afternoon tea in the traditional style tea rooms that has a selection of teas, coffees, lattes, sweet treats, cakes and a variety of pizzas. Bring your own picnic and relax in one of the many picnic areas dotted around the play area and throughout the peaceful surroundings at Stonehall Wildlife Park.
Adare Heritage Centre
Adare Heritage Centre in County Limerick, is located at the heart of the village. It offers an exciting range of facilities and all under one roof. There is the Adare public library, Adare Woollens, Black Abbey Crafts, Currans Heraldry, Desmond Castle tours operational from June to September, the Dovecote Restaurant, and free admission to a historical exhibition. There is free car and coach parking available at the Adare Heritage Centre, a tour operator hospitality suite, a de-car charge point, wheelchair accessible toilets and child changing facilities.
Mac Tours Ireland & Beyond
Martin Critten of Mac Tours Ireland & Beyond, has over 28 years of extensive experience in various aspects of tourism. Now through his company, Martin offers bespoke packages to let you explore and discover Ireland your way. If you want to experience the rugged landscape of the Wild Atlantic Way, or discover the treasures of the past in Ireland's Ancient East, let Martin escort and guide you along the way. City breaks or golfing trips, 5 star hotel stays or historical properties, all can be arranged. From their base in County Limerick, Martin can easily facilitate an airport collection or drop off as part of the service. Mac Tours Ireland & Beyond has a range of pre planned tours available or Martin can create a bespoke itinerary to suit your needs. From day trips to seven day tours or longer, let Mac Tours Ireland & Beyond create an unforgettable adventure for you.
The Golf Course at Adare Manor
The Golf Course at Adare Manor in County Limerick, was designed by Golf architect Tom Fazio. He took what was already an award winning course and transformed it into parkland befitting a country in the top tier of global golfing destinations. The course has been created in harmony with its surroundings, softly rolling terrain, mature tree scaping and the sweeping banks of the River Maigue. Each hole of The Golf Course at Adare Manor could be crowned the feature hole. Each one has been entirely redesigned and reconstructed, with the very latest technology and course innovations, creating a challenging experience for golfers of every level. The final result is a course that is at once strategic, playable in all conditions and future proofed in preparation for premiere amateur and professional golf events. The condition of this course and its Pure Distinction bent grass greens is cared for by an experienced team of greenkeepers. Adare Manor is proud to host the centennial Ryder Cup in 2027.