Great guinness, lovely atmosphere, a snug in the front (get in early) and you never know who you will find there. A truly great Limerick pub.
Some fascinating items in the permanent collection, temporary exhibitions are wonderful. Great views of the river from the coffee shop downstairs.
Funky tunes, old-style decor and an often-whimsically decorated outside area. Good selection of beers on tap.
Open Friday - Sunday. The big market day is Saturday and you can buy anything from artichokes to baby clothes to car parts. If you don't like huge crowds, it's quieter on Fridays and Sundays.
Give yourself time to stroll along the boardwalk into the city from this landmark.
Once you've visited The Treaty Stone, call to this lovely riverside pub for a pint and a bite to eat in their beer garden.
Founded in 1168, this Church of Ireland cathedral is an example of many architectural styles. If there is a concert occurring in this cathedral during your stay, it's well worth attending.
Well worth a stroll in the Spring/Summer sunshine - if you can get there while the daffodils and cherry blossoms are blooming, your heart will lift.
Excellent coffee, cosy decor, tasty sandwiches, and most importantly, delicious cakes baked by the Sally Mills Bakery. Friendly staff and laid-back music.
Avoid on a sunny summer lunchtime if possible - hard to get a seat. Otherwise highly recommended - great food and coffee. Free wifi.
Pop-up eatery with daytime and evening menus. Healthy, tasty food, imaginatively presented. Keep an eye out for their "popup-in-a-popup" nights. Get here while you can.
Ever heard the saying "pay on the nail"? Did you know that Limerick was briefly run as a workers' collective? Find out more about the famous nail, along with lots of limerick history here!
No doubt one of the best bars in Limerick with a nice mix of locals and arts enthusiasts!
