Kildare to Limerick from $13: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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1h  47m

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$15-22

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1h  50m

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$13-21

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Distance: 157 km

Duration: 1h 23m

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Traveling From Kildare to Limerick

The journey from Kildare, known for its serene countryside and equestrian heritage, to Limerick, a vibrant city steeped in history and culture, offers a fascinating contrast in experiences.

Best Neighbourhoods in Limerick

Limerick boasts diverse neighborhoods each with its own charm and attractions.

City Centre

• Home to iconic King John’s Castle.

• Bustling with shops, cafes, and cultural events.

Adare

• Famous for its picturesque thatched cottages.

• Offers beautiful parks and a welcoming village atmosphere.

Newtown Pery

• Features elegant Georgian architecture throughout.

• Popular for its vibrant arts and dining scene.

Best Times To Visit Limerick's Attractions

To fully enjoy Limerick's highlights, timing your visits can greatly enhance your experience.

King John’s Castle

Visit early in the morning for fewer visitors and stunning views.

The Hunt Museum

Weekdays around lunchtime offer a quieter atmosphere to explore art.

St. Mary’s Cathedral

Late afternoons provide peaceful moments and beautiful lighting for photos.

Limerick Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Limerick experiences a temperate maritime climate, characterized by mild winters and cool summers, making it a year-round destination. While the best times to enjoy outdoor attractions are typically late spring and early autumn, being prepared for rain can enhance your travel experience, ensuring comfort no matter the season.

Dining in Limerick

Try the savory Irish stew at The Locke Bar, where the blend of locally sourced ingredients and traditional cooking methods creates a comforting experience that contrasts beautifully with Kildare's more classic fare. The lively atmosphere, complemented by live music and a welcoming vibe, sets Limerick's dining scene apart, inviting you to savor not just the flavors but the heartbeat of the city.