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St Nicholas's Church in Adare, County Limerick
Dorf · Co. Limerick

Adare

A heritage town on the tidal River Maigue, southwest of Limerick. The village centers on its medieval market, three monasteries, and the Desmond castle overlooking the ford.

Dorf · Co. Limerick

Foynes

Foynes is a small Limerick town on the Shannon Estuary that served as a 1930s flying-boat terminal and now operates Ireland’s second-largest port.

King John's Castle and the bridge over the Shannon at Limerick
Dorf · Co. Limerick

Limerick

Limerick, founded in 812 by Vikings, is Ireland's third-largest urban area with a population of 102,287. The city straddles the Shannon River on King’s Island, serving as a practical hub for exploring the estuary and Golden Vale.

King John's Castle on the River Shannon at Limerick
Region · Co. Limerick

The Shannon

The Shannon is the longest river in the British Isles at 360 km, acting as a physical barrier between western and eastern Ireland. It offers a slow cruising route or a scenic drive, with Limerick marking the transition from river to sea.

Region · Co. Limerick

The Shannon Estuary

The Shannon Estuary spans 102.1 km from Limerick to Loop Head and Kerry Head. Tides reach 5.44 metres, creating a spring-tide bore. Historic aviation terminals at Foynes and Rineanna mark its past as a transatlantic crossing point.

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St Nicholas's Church in Adare, County Limerick
Dorf · Co. Limerick

Adare

A heritage town on the tidal River Maigue, southwest of Limerick. The village centers on its medieval market, three monasteries, and the Desmond castle overlooking the ford.

The village, the river walks and the heritage streets are free. The castle and the manor house charge an entry fee — confirm the current prices and opening hours before travelling.
Dorf · Co. Limerick

Foynes

Foynes is a small Limerick town on the Shannon Estuary that served as a 1930s flying-boat terminal and now operates Ireland’s second-largest port.

The town and the harbour front are free; the visitor attractions in the town charge — confirm current prices and opening hours before travelling.
King John's Castle and the bridge over the Shannon at Limerick
Dorf · Co. Limerick

Limerick

Limerick, founded in 812 by Vikings, is Ireland's third-largest urban area with a population of 102,287. The city straddles the Shannon River on King’s Island, serving as a practical hub for exploring the estuary and Golden Vale.

The city and the river walks are free; the museums and the boat trips from the docks charge — confirm current prices and opening hours before travelling.
King John's Castle on the River Shannon at Limerick
Region · Co. Limerick

The Shannon

The Shannon is the longest river in the British Isles at 360 km, acting as a physical barrier between western and eastern Ireland. It offers a slow cruising route or a scenic drive, with Limerick marking the transition from river to sea.

The river, the banks and the crossing towns are free; the canal locks are free to use, as last known, and boat trips from Limerick are paid — check current operators before travelling.
Region · Co. Limerick

The Shannon Estuary

The Shannon Estuary spans 102.1 km from Limerick to Loop Head and Kerry Head. Tides reach 5.44 metres, creating a spring-tide bore. Historic aviation terminals at Foynes and Rineanna mark its past as a transatlantic crossing point.

The estuary and the shore roads are free; the tidal-bore boat trips from Limerick are paid — check current operators and the tide times before travelling.

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