This is an interesting tower to walk to. There isn't really that much to see. The nice thing about…read moreit is the view up top but it isn't so different from what you'd see from the walkway already. It is nice to get that full 360 walk around though up top. I didn't think it was really worth the line to go up to be honest but hey, if there isn't a line or the wait it short, it is worth taking a look!

What's not to like? It's a great old tower and it costs 2 euro to go in. Great views from the top…read more Also, how many old towers can you climb around in? Not many. So when you visit the Cliffs of Moher, try the tower.

The Castletroy Post Office recently moved to the shopping centre, it's a better location. Also the…read morefew times I've used it, there seems to be more staff working there now too for quicker service.

Directions to the treaty stone are wrong. Check several different sources or you will end up…read moreblocks from the actual location. Historic monument. Worth the walk.

I love using the library, as they have a variety of books to choose from, people can take them out…read morefor 3 weeks and extend it if they need to, buy using the library app or calling into the library and asking staff to help out. It's free to join, they don't charge if the book is brought back late and an adult can take out as many as 12 items on their card.

I forgot to put out my bins this morning heart attack stations as iv two very young babies I rang…read morethe office and they rang the bin truck and they came and collected my bins thank god the lads are so nice on the truck to have come vack and collected my bins I'm so grateful and the gentleman in the office rang me back and I thanked them for doing that for me. Very kind of them one very happy customer here. Thank you all very much

If you are thinking of no longer being a customer of Clean Ireland Recycling be prepared to babysit…read moretheir bins for many months after they discontinue to collect them from you. I left them in April 2013 & they have yet to collect their bins, it is now Oct. I have for the past 5 weeks been ringing them and on Wednesday when I rang I was told to put the bins out that night for collection the next day, it is now Friday & they have yet to be collected but I am waiting on another call back since first thing this morning & it is now 4pm. It is the worst display of customer service I have seen in a long time. The bins will remain outside my gate.

To whom it may concern, My name is Brian Mulcahy and I have…read morebeen a patient of the Oncology Dept of the Health board for over two years now. During that time i have been very impressed with the level of care and kindness which I have received. Dr Korpanty, together with the rest of the oncology team have made my time with them a pleasure. There was never an occasion when they were not extremely kind and considerate and delivered the very best of care. Also i would like to comment on the Physiotherapy Department, which i also found to be very, very good. I met Ciara and Gordon from this Dept., and I really believe that without their invaluable assistance, I would not be walking today. I have no vested interest in posting this other than to acknowledge the great work being done in both these Departments. Thanking You, Yours Sincerely, Brian Mulcahy

Loved my visit to the museum! Angela's Ashes is one of my favorite books, and I'll always recommend…read moreit to everyone. Visiting the museum was something I've always wanted to do, so my very first visit to Ireland had to include Limerick. The museum shows two rooms upstairs (a kitchen and bedroom). Downstairs has a classroom which is really wonderful. It displays some of Frank's personal items. Volunteers working there were amazing, such nice people. I highly recommend visiting the museum. The visit costs 4 euros per person.

This is a must see! If you are flying into Shannon, take a detour into Limerick to see this place…read more The owner Una Heaton, built the Museum from the ground up. She has spent many years collecting artifacts and stories about Frank McCourt. Even if you did not read his books or are not a fan of his work, the Museum provides a glimpse to what life was like in Limerick during the World Depression in the 1930's. It shows the harsh reality of growing up poor in Ireland and motives the soul as you see him and his school mates become great successes after such a rough childhood. Plus, the owner is very knowable and has designed the entire museum herself. She has a great hand made art work and has utilized her skills to create authentic scenes from Mr. McCourt's life. Afterwards you can go to South's Pub for a pint.