Limerick is a modern, riverside city with a population of 
100,000 people built around a medieval core on King’s Island.

Limerick, which has a charter older than that of London, is a
vibrant, bustling metropolis that continuously reinvents itself,
pleasantly surprising the visitor each time they stay.

From the medieval quarter at King’s Island with its castle, cathedral
and museum, to the elegant splendour of the Georgian new
town, Limerick is brimful of delightful historical and
architectural surprises.
 
For those on a weekend break or those planning a longer stay;
whether you come for some retail therapy or to appreciate
Limerick’s art and cultural scene; to watch a sporting event or
to enjoy a concert, there is a wealth of attractions and
activities for you to enjoy. 

Limerick’s citizens are renowned for the passion with which
they support all sports, particularly Rugby and the GAA.
Limerick City is home to some of the very best stadia and
sporting infrastructure in Ireland including Thomond Park
Stadium, home to the mighty red army of the Munster team,
the Gaelic Grounds, the University of Limerick Arena and the
newly developed €20 million Limerick Greyhound Stadium.

So make sure to get in on the sporting action when you come
to town!


Queer Limerick!


31 Thomas st

With Limerick Pride in its 10^th Year, La Boutique at Dolans has been at the heart of the gay scene
since the Very beginning.  It is run by Nicole Dunphy who set up Limerick’s first city centre gay club in the Savoy in the late 1990’s. La Boutique at Dolans is on once a month and is always a great place to meet like minded people who like to have fun.