You will find that golf here is as much about connection as competition. Beyond the fairways, Limerick invites visitors to immerse themselves in its rich culture and fascinating heritage. Unwind after your round in our welcoming local pubs, enjoy award-winning cuisine and experience the warmth of authentic Irish hospitality, that makes every visit memorable.
Indulge in one of our luxurious spas or wellness facilities, perfect for relaxation days. Create a truly dynamic escape by pairing golf with outdoor pursuits such as mountain biking in the Ballyhouras, kayaking on the River Shannon or getting out into the open on Limerick Greenway.
Limerick is proudly known as Ireland’s Sporting Capital, so make sure to catch the roar of the crowd at Thomond Park Stadium, home to Munster Rugby, experience the speed, skill and passion of Limerick’s multi-All-Ireland-winning hurlers at the Gaelic Grounds, or enjoy live football at the Markets Field with Treaty United.
Or venture further afield; Limerick is a Gateway City to the Wild Atlantic Way so journey off the beaten path, discover vibrant towns and unforgettable scenery.
Whether you’re visiting for a solo round, a golf trip with friends, or a family break, you will have a memorable stay, both on and off the golf course.
Three Unmissable Things To Do:
- Explore King John’s Castle and the Medieval Quarter
Step into over 800 years of history at King John’s Castle, dramatically set in to the banks of the mighty River Shannon. Wander through the surrounding Medieval Quarter to discover narrow streets, stunning architecture including the magnificent St. Mary’s Cathedral and a lively mix of culture, cafés and riverside walks....discover more.
- The Three Bridges Walk
There’s no better way to get a feel for the city than getting out for a walk. Ireland’s longest river, the Shannon, shapes the city’s character and this scenic riverside walk connects you with both the historic and contemporary landscapes of the city....discover more.
- Limerick Milk Market
One of Limerick’s most loved attractions and a cornerstone of the city’s social and cultural life, this historic market has been trading for over 150 years. Visitors can browse stalls offering artisan food, fresh local produce, crafts and vintage goods, while soaking up the buzzy atmosphere. It is a must visit, particularly on a Saturday morning....discover more.
