Limerick to Blackrock (Dublin) from $19: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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3h  29m

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$26-40

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3h  29m

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$19-27

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Traveling From Limerick to Blackrock (Dublin)

The journey from Limerick to Blackrock (Dublin) showcases a vibrant transition from the historical charm of the Treaty City to the coastal elegance and modern energy of this Dublin suburb.

Best Neighbourhoods in Blackrock (Dublin)

Blackrock features charming neighborhoods each with distinct characteristics that appeal to visitors.

Blackrock Village

• Quaint shops and cafes line the picturesque streets.

• Enjoy vibrant local markets and community events.

Booterstown

• Beautiful coastal walks along Sandymount Strand.

• Easy access to public transport links into Dublin.

Monkstown

• Scenic harbor views and waterfront dining options.

• Rich history with well-preserved architecture.

Best Times To Visit Blackrock (Dublin)'s Attractions

Timing your visits to attractions in Blackrock can elevate your experience and help you avoid crowds.

Blackrock Market

Visit early on Saturdays for fewer visitors and a relaxed vibe.

Dun Laoghaire Promenade

Weekdays early morning offer serene views with less foot traffic.

Blackrock Park

Late afternoon on weekdays provides peaceful surroundings and stunning sunsets.

Blackrock (Dublin) Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Blackrock experiences a temperate maritime climate, with mild winters and cool summers, making it a favorable destination year-round. Late spring and early autumn often provide the best weather for exploring the area, while being mindful of rain can enhance your travel experience.

Dining Recommendation in Blackrock (Dublin)

For a distinct culinary experience, try the seafood chowder at The Talbot, which showcases the freshness of coastal ingredients and offers a vibrant atmosphere that's a refreshing shift from Limerick's hearty fare. The fusion of flavors and emphasis on local produce reflect Blackrock's coastal heritage, providing a delightful contrast to the more traditional dishes found in Limerick.