Funworld is Limerick’s leading entertainment centre with a range of activities and entertainment for all ages! Visit today and check out the 10 lane bowling alley or test your skill on the selection of computer games. There is a range of arcade games available on site for all ages and levels so you can play with friends or try and
Read moreJurassic Parrr is Limerick and Ireland’s first and only UV Crazy Golf Course! They’ve taken golf back 65 Million Years and given it a crazy twist, creating a unique and fun activity for everyone. The fun, challenging course features Apex Predators, like the Tyrannosaurus Rex, Gentle Giants like the Mighty Stegosaurus, over 18 Glow in the Dark holes. The Jurassic
Read moreLough Gur is a magical and mysterious place that is rich in folklore along with a wealth of archaeology and history dating back to Stone Age times. The Heritage Centre provides a fascinating interpretation of the sites associated with Lough Gur. The facility was completely refurbished and upgraded in 2013. Heritage Centre highlights include: A modern exhibition detailing over 6,000 years
Read moreKing John’s Castle brings to life over 800 years of dramatic local history. Explore the spacious outdoor courtyard where you’ll get a sense of the bustling activity that took place many years ago. On your journey, expect to see some lively characters. Venture into the visitor centre with state of the art interpretive activities and exhibitions. 21st century touch screen technology, 3D models and discovery
Read moreMount Congreve House, home to six generations of Congreves, was built in 1760 by the celebrated local architect John Roberts. The Gardens comprise around seventy acres of intensively planted woodland, a four acre walled garden and 16 kilometres of walkways. Planted on a slight incline overlooking the River Suir, Mount Congreve’s entire collection consists of over three thousand different trees and
Read moreThe historic gardens of Lismore Castle are essentially two distinct gardens. Both are set within the castle walls and comprise of 7 acres with spectacular views of the Castle and surrounding countryside. Since 1999 several pieces of contemporary sculpture have been installed in the gardens, including works by Antony Gormley and Eilis O’Connell. Your garden ticket will also give you
Read moreThe perfect stop along the ring of Kerry! A family run business with the only fully ‘open plan’ chocolate production facility anywhere in Ireland! Here you can see the chocolates being made, ask questions and taste the freshly made treats! Visit the seasonal cafe (Easter till September) serving freshly made cakes and desserts along with teas, coffees and their speciality…
Read moreKells Bay is one of Ireland’s most spectacular settings, and the scenery offers a wonderful backdrop to Kells Bay Gardens. Known locally as the ‘Jewel on the Ring,’ the Gardens cover just over 17 hectares, containing a large collection of sub-tropical plants. The Gardens overlook the dramatic views of Dingle Bay, and are filled with a variety of rare sub-tropical plants. Home
Read moreBallycotton Sea Adventures was established in 2018 to provide a bespoke adventure and uniquely memorable experience for all its visitors. The team operate a passenger ferry to the majestic Ballycotton Lighthouse, where you’ll receive a guided tour from one of their local knowledgeable guides. Families looking for a great day out need look no further than the Island Tour which
Read moreA REMOTE MONASTERY IN THE CELTIC SEA, A FORTRESS BUILT TO DEFEND AN EMPIRE, AN ISLAND PRISON THAT HELD A NATION, CENTURIES OF IRISH SOCIAL LIFE… DISCOVER 1300 YEARS OF IRISH HISTORY AT SPIKE ISLAND CORK, THE ISLAND WHERE IRELAND REMEMBERS. FORMERLY THE WORLD’S LARGEST PRISON, TODAY YOU CAN EXPLORE SEVERAL MUSEUMS, EXHIBITIONS, SCENIC ISLAND WALKS, CHILD FRIENDLY AREAS, A CAFE AND GIFT
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