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Accommodation in Limerick
Set in its own grounds over-looking breathtaking views of Clare and Limerick, the Limerick Travelodge is ideally situated for easy access to Shannon Airport.......
Ideally situated on the Ennis Road, just 4km from Limerick City, and 15km from Shannon Airport, The Two Mile Inn Hotel & Conference Centre is located as a stepping stone for discovering the many local attractions on offer in Co Clare.
Welcome to Santa Cruz, a modern bed and breakfast accomodation which is just 15 minutes drive from Shannon Airport...
Ashgrove House is a spacious home located in the city of Limerick, just 15 minutes from Shannon Airport...
O'Driscoll's Bed and Breakfast is located in the picturesque village of Glin, 32 miles west of Limerick city...
Luxury country Bed & Breakfast accommodation located in the West of Ireland beside the Mulcair river...
The Old Bank is one of the most historic Victorian residences in the centre of Bruff, County Limerick and it has been tastefully restored to its original nineteenth century grandeur.
This is a family run guesthouse, set on 1 acre of landscaped gardens. Situated on the main Limerick - Shannon road, this property is within minutes of the city centre...
Stay at the Kilmurry Lodge Hotel and you will be guaranteed a great hospitality experience. The hotel is situated on three acres of landscaped gardens in Castletroy, Limerick...
Newly opened in the summer of 2006, The 4 star Patrick Punchs Hotel, Conference & Leisure Centre is located close to the south-ring Road and the City Centre
Welcome to our little 'Piece of Heaven'... set in 26 acres of beautiful countryside on the banks of the River Shannon
Here at Courtbrack Accommodation, we are committed to your comfort and safety, without breaking your budget...
Thomond village is a new apartment complex with a friendly atmosphere furnished to the highest standards.
regional info
image by: http://www.flickr.com/photos/missfitz/Historically Limerick is a city of many contrasts. It contains a medieval core with a later Georgian addition. Of particular importance are King John’s castle, built between the 12th and 16th century and St Mary’s cathedral, built c.1172. Othe highlights include the Old Exchange facade and Almshouses, located on King’s island. Close by are Bunratty castle and folk park, one of Ireland’s leading tourist attractions.
You can make many great daytrips in the environment. Within easy driving distances of Limerick are the cities of Galway and Cork , the Burren and Killarney national parks, Lough Derg and the cliffs of Moher.
Thee city is famous for the old folk song 'Limerick, you're a Lady'.
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