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Things to Do in Limerick

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Ballyhoura Way

Trace the path of Donal Cam O’Sullivan Beare, 17th-century chief of the O’Sullivan clan, on a gentle route through Cork, Limerick, and Tipperary. Enjoy lush pastureland, forest trails, and riverbanks as you gradually climb 1,560 m, soaking in history and scenic Irish landscapes along the way.
Ballyhoura Way
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Lough Gur

Explore Lough Gur Visitor Centre and its crannog-shaped heritage site, where the tale of pre-Celtic settlers comes to life. Learn how they farmed and flourished in the serene valley of Lough Gur, County Limerick, and enjoy the breathtaking Irish landscapes.
Lough Gur
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Galtee Mountains

Discover the stunning Galtee Mountains, spanning the borders of Limerick, Tipperary, and Cork in Munster. Enjoy sweeping vistas, diverse landscapes, and rich natural beauty as you explore this remarkable range, a haven for walkers, hikers, and nature lovers alike.
Galtee Mountains
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Darby’s Bed Loop

Darby’s Bed Loop begins and ends in Galbally, the heart of Ballyhoura country. Along the route, visit a megalithic passage grave called The Fort of the Three Pillar Stones, locally known as ‘Darby’s Bed,’ 
Darby's Bed Loop
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Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trails

The Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trails wind through the scenic Ballyhoura Mountains, which span the counties of Cork and Limerick. Offering varied terrain and breathtaking views, they provide an unforgettable adventure.
Ballyhoura Mountain Bike
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Glenstal Abbey

Built in the 1830s for the Barrington family, Glenstal Abbey was designed in 12th-century castle style. Featuring a grand gate and an impressive drum tower reminiscent of Windsor Castle, it blends historic charm with striking architecture.
Glenstal Abbey
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Ireland's Hidden Heartlands

Experience Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands, a beautifully unspoiled part of Ireland where life moves at its own pace. Listen to the ebb and flow of trickling streams, kayak across wonderful waterways and explore magical forest treks and trails.

Meander across expansive boglands, majestic mountains and open valleys. Visit the riverside towns and villages dotted throughout this enchanting region. Make sure to stop and soak up the peaceful atmosphere, there’s nowhere quite like it.

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