Longford to Limerick from $21: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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4h  23m

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$21-32

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1h 

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$8.7-13

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2h  25m

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$13-19

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2h  9m

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$31-45

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Distance: 155.7 km

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Traveling From Longford to Limerick

Traveling from Longford to Limerick offers you an opportunity to experience the quiet charm of rural Ireland contrasted with the vibrant energy of a bustling city, each destination presenting its own distinct atmosphere.

Best Neighbourhoods in Limerick

Limerick offers a variety of neighborhoods, each with its own charm.

City Centre

• Home to the iconic King John's Castle.

• Vibrant nightlife and dining options available.

Cratloe

• Nestled in scenic countryside surroundings.

• Ideal for outdoor activities and family-friendly spaces.

Adare

• Renowned for its picturesque thatched cottages.

• Offers a glimpse into Ireland's rich heritage.

Best Times To Visit Limerick's Attractions

Planning your visit to Limerick's attractions can enhance your experience significantly.

King John's Castle

Early morning visits offer cooler temperatures and fewer tourists.

The Hunt Museum

Weekdays attract smaller crowds, allowing for a more relaxed visit.

Limerick City Gallery of Art

Late afternoon is ideal, as the light enhances the art viewing.

Limerick Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Limerick experiences a temperate maritime climate, with mild winters and cool summers, making it a destination you can enjoy any time of year. However, the frequent rain might influence your plans, so pack accordingly and consider visiting during the drier months for a more enjoyable experience.

Dining in Limerick: A Culinary Adventure

For a standout experience, try the traditional Irish stew at The Dolan’s, where the lively atmosphere and local ingredients deliver an unforgettable taste of Limerick's culinary heritage. This dish offers a richer, bolder flavor profile compared to the more subdued fare often found in Longford, showcasing the vibrant food scene that thrives in the city.