The Milk Market is a unique venue in the heart of Limerick, Ireland which can be used to showcase virtually any products to trade, and they provide visitors with access to fresh, local seasonal products typically from the producer and more. They have an amazing array of stalls and shops covering seafood, beverages, arts and crafts, preserves, specialty foods, bakery and confectionery goods, meat and dairy, wines, fashion, health and beauty, horticulture and more. The Milk Market has eateries and food to go, every shop and stall has a story, become a trader and sell your artisan products, they even host live music, artistic performances and events. This is also the ideal venue for small exhibitions and is an all weather market space, it is open Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Holiday Mondays.READ MORE

Nevsail Watersports and Rock Climbing in Limerick, Ireland offers extreme sports and adventure actvities throughout the country, they are fully mobile and will bring the adventures and fun to you. There's a mobile climbing wall, archery, archery tag, zorbing, team challenges and more, and water sports include kayaking, SUP and surfing, plus they are a training centre. Nevsail Watersports and Rock Climbing offer courses in rock climbing, kayaking, surfing, windsurfing, power boating, SUP, tag archery, raft building, canoeing, sailing, coasteering and more, plus organise team challenges and treasure hunts, join them for extreme sports or a relaxing outing, let the adventures begin.READ MORE

Mother Macs Public House in Limerick, Ireland is located in one of the most iconic buildings in the city dating all the way back to 1787, today the home of craft beer in Limerick. They offer a large selection on draught and capped, rotational craft taps, guests taps and more, as well as an impressive selection of whiskeys. Award winning Mother Macs has stayed respectful to its roots and historical past, there is no TV, they host local talents with good music by up and coming artists, and Peggys Parlour is equipped with gallery standard art, come for the time of your life in traditional surrounds with a long history going back.READ MORE

Fennessy's Pub in Limerick, Ireland was established all the way back in 1904, and is well known for it's legendary pints in traditional surrounds, come watch the match, hear some music or have a party, all are welcome. There is a sandwich bar open from Monday to Friday offering fresh sandwiches, toasties, soups, teas and coffee, and they welcome all kinds of clubs and societies, they even have a few of their own. Fennessy's Pub is the perfect venue for parties and events, and they can arrange a party package to suit your needs from simple finger food to a tasty buffet, their lounge area is also popular for events, come for a creamy pint and a bite in traditional surrounds.READ MORE

Fury VR in Limerick is the largest virtual reality arcade in Ireland offering a fully immersive and unique 360 degree experience where you move through the expanses of space or build your own virtual world. Enjoy a classic arcade with new tech, a whole host of games to choose from and much adrenaline pumping fun to be had, blast your friends away in a virtual reality world that is very real. Fury VR is ideal for birthday parties and groups, and they host new age corporate events with excellent corporate packages, come to the world of virtual gaming.READ MORE

The Frank McCourt Museum in Limerick, Ireland is dedicated to the Pulitzer Prize winning author and is based in his former school in the Georgian Quarter. Come visit the classroom of the highly acclained book Angela's Ashes with interesting murals on the walls and a collection of memorabilia in display cases including school books of the period and old photos. The Frank McCourt Museum heightens an awareness of the achievement of Frank McCourt who grew up in abject poverty, the museum tells his story and is a tudor style listed building erected in 1843 with fascinating features.READ MORE

The Hunt Museum in Limerick, Ireland preserves and exhibits the lifetime collection of original artefacts gathered by John and Gertrude Hunt, it is known as the Hunt Collection, and the museum also displays its own collections and visiting exhibitions. The museum offers lectures on various subjects, tours of their permanent collection, arts and craft classes, activities and camps for children and more, docents and volunteers assist with general visitors, school tours and other groups. The Hunt Museum is also available for hire to host different events like meetings, lectures, seminars, receptions and dining, come for a fascinating visit, there's also a gift shop.READ MORE

The National Kart Centre in Limerick, Ireland offers a world of fast paced action and fun on their 1500 metre track with bridges, tunnels and underpasses, and the 270cc Sodi Karts can reach speeds of up to 70 kilometres per hour. The track, designed by experts is one of the largest indoor karting arenas in the world, and it features thrilling turns, technical corners and high speed straights, all laps are timed with a state of the art system, and you get to drive the most popular karts in the world. The National Kart Centre offers endurance racing, a great teambuilding activity as well as the grand prix with two qualifying sessions, plus a monster Grand prix where you get to Formula 1, it's all here, let the games begin.READ MORE

Jungle Wonder in Limerick, Ireland is a world of fun and a soft play area for kids with a wonderful combination of slides, tunnels, mazes and other obstacles to entertain the children. There is a lazer tag experience with a complex maze of walls and you shoot other players to earn points, there are cannons to shoot balls at targets, and even mini bowling with smaller balls. Jungle Wonder has an arcade with over 60 arcade and video games, there is an amazing glow in the dark 9 hole indoor golf course and a toddler moon bounce area, it's an indoor family fun centre over 25,000 square feet and the best place to host a party, book today.READ MORE

Lough Gur Visitor Centre in Limerick, Ireland promotes, preserves and protects the history, archaeology, folklore and environment of the surrounding area. This heritage centre by the lakefront in Lough Gur features an exhibition within providing an overview of one of Ireland's most important archaeological sites, here you can see visible evidence of every age since the Neolithic times, all are welcome and the centre is fully wheelchair accessible. Lough Gur Visitor Centre offers guided and group tours, school tours and walking tours as well as personalised guided tours, and coffee, snacks and soft drinks are available in the heritage centre, come for a fascinating visit.READ MORE