Great arcade games fun bowling just a great place if your thinking of going here definitely follow…read moreup on that idea

I heard this place is super fun at night but we stopped in for an early dinner. We were seated…read moreright next to the fireplace and it was so nice! My chicken sandwich was excellent, our server was nice, and we were able to get dessert to go. We just wanted to be in and out and I think we were done within 45 minutes. Our family went later at night and said it was awesome, but I'm old

Wasn't open when we drove all the way there at 2pm, even though online it said it was open until…read morelate evening! Frustrating!

Nice holy place…read more Lit a few candles. A lot of history. Beautiful architecture. Worth the visit

One of the things I miss about being based in Philadelphia are the international trips. I don't…read moremiss commuting, but I do miss the transatlantic trips! One of my favorite destinations is Ireland because there's so much history, and interesting old churches and sites. One of those is the St. Mary's Cathedral which is an 800+ year old church. In order to get here, you have to fly to Shannon, Ireland and then take the bus to Limerick. It is close to many historical points of interest. Gothic looking, and it now costs €4 to visit (used to be €3 last time I was there. There's a graveyard in front of the cathedral where people pay respects.

The Trinity Abbey was the only place we were able to see in Adare and it was definitely worth it…read more Situated next to the Adare Heritage Center , this is the only recorded Trinitarian monastery in Ireland. It was originally built by the Fitzgerald Clan for the Trinitarian order of monks in the early 13th century. This order of friars was founded in France, following the Holy-Land Crusades, with the main purpose of raising ransom money in order to rescue Christian captives taken by the Moors, during the crusade wars. It is believed that the Trinitarian monks who came to Adare may have come from Scotland. The monastery was suppressed and badly damaged during the reign of King Henry VIII. Repaired and enlarged in the mid 19th century, the building is, today, called the "Holy Trinity Abbey" and is used as the local Roman Catholic Church. A visit to this historical and beautiful building is highly recommended.

Okay, first of all, I just have to admit that I'm not much of a wine person. (Heck, I'm not much…read moreof an alcohol person at all, if we're being honest here.) Which is why you should pay attention to the fact that I'm reviewing a winery. Annnd I should also mention that I haven't actually stepped foot inside the Wine of the Glen building. So why the review? Because they distribute their wine in other places in the Ireland and I enjoyed it so much that I wanted to tell people about it! I had a glass of the Strawberry Blush (rose wine) at Stonecutters Kitchen in Clare and my heart stopped. It was gentle, and light and delicious. I wish I had purchased a bottle or four. (This coming from a non-drinker!) So if you're visiting Ireland or will be in the near future (or heck, maybe you live there?) and you want to taste some local wine- head over to the Wine of the Glen website and check their distributors list. I know for a fact it's carried at the Cliffs of Moher visitor center and Stonecutters Kitchen nearby. Enjoy!

Great place to watch a Rugby match. The Munster rugby team train here. At a great location, just…read moreoutside Limerick city

This is the best place in limerick and is the pride of limerick . Massive place for concerts and…read morerugby matches. GO MUNSTERS !!!

Cusack Park is the local GAA grounds in Ennis. Compared to many they are not that bad, but they…read morecould use a bit of work sure. Parking is a nightmare as there is no actual car park so you pretty much have to fend for yourself by finding a spot in a local estate or one of the pay car parks in the town.

Very well done, the ladies working there were nice,informative and very helpful...In fact Betty(I…read morethink that was her name) made reservations for us at a fantastic Restaurant (The Mustard Seed,check out my review) after we told her we were celebrating our anniversary...All the ancient passage tombs and the Great Stone Circle were amazing...highly recommended.