Hotels in Limerick

In the vibrant heartland of Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, the enigmatic city of Limerick abounds with energy and cultural richness. With its long, intriguing history and welcoming charm, Limerick is as unique as its distinctive Georgian architecture and bustling, riverside location.

Whether you're keen on diving into the city’s centuries-long story, exploring stunning pastoral landscapes, or reveling in Limerick’s lively arts scene, Lycafly offers a wide range of accommodation to suit every type of traveller, be you a couple seeking a romantic getaway, a family on a historical quest, or friends exploring Ireland's immense beauty. Find the perfect place to hang your hat in captivating Limerick, with Lycafly today.

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Steeped in a wealth of history stretching back to its Viking age founding in 812, Limerick sits enticingly on King's Island on the interactive tapestry of Ireland's past and present. As the third-most populous city in Ireland, its 94,192 cheerful inhabitants reflect the abundant life and vibrancy of this medieval city. An important centre during the medieval period, the city's rich heritage can be glimpsed in the imposing fortress of King John's Castle and the exquisite St Mary's Cathedral.

Embracing the River Shannon in a vibrant riverside setting, Limerick's fortuitous location invites exploration of its verdant pastureland, the Golden Vale, to the south of the city. The city's pivotal place in Irish history is highlighted by the significant role it played in the Treaty of Limerick in 1691. Despite encountering economic challenges in the mid-20th century, in recent years, Limerick has seen revitalisation through the establishment of Shannon Airport and the Shannon Free Zone, inviting multinational companies to the region.

The city basks in the designation as Ireland's inaugural National City of Culture in 2014, adding to its artistic tapestry. The Limerick City and County Council, the local authority of the city, takes responsibility for ensuring a high-quality living environment and services such as sanitation, planning, and development.

When to visit Limerick

Laden with a temperate oceanic climate, Limerick is known for its mild temperatures and characteristic Irish rainfall. The best months to explore this enchanting city run from February to May, allowing visitors to take advantage of weather variations, while being treated to a pleasantly cool Irish charm. Limerick, crowned as the cloudiest city in Ireland, adds an extra allure to its mystic appeal.

Although chilled temperatures in February can drop to 26.6℉, they also signal the onset of spring, making it a perfect time to witness the Emerald Isle in its full bloom. Warmest temperatures can reach a comfortable 77℉ in the lush month of June, while the highest amount of rainfall, 3914.12 mm, is typically observed in June, adding a sparkling sheen to the already abundant of the Irish landscape.

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