Limerick, Limerick County to Kildare, Kildare County from $13: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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1h  44m

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$15-22

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1h  50m

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$13-21

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Traveling From Limerick to Kildare

This journey from Limerick to Kildare offers a striking contrast, with Limerick's vibrant urban energy juxtaposed against Kildare's tranquil countryside charm.

Best Neighbourhoods in Kildare

Kildare offers diverse neighborhoods, each with its own charm and attractions.

Naas

• Lively town center filled with shops and restaurants.

• Rich history with stunning architecture to explore.

Kildare Town

• Home to the iconic Kildare Village shopping outlet.

• Historical sites like St. Brigid's Cathedral to visit.

Maynooth

• Bustling college town with vibrant nightlife.

• Picturesque parks and scenic riverside walks.

Best Times To Visit Kildare's Attractions

Maximize your Kildare experience by visiting attractions at the right time.

Kildare Village

Visit on weekdays for a quieter shopping experience and special promotions.

St. Brigid's Cathedral

Early mornings allow for serene visits and fewer tourists.

The Irish National Stud and Gardens

Plan your trip in late spring for beautiful blooms and mild weather.

Kildare Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Kildare experiences a temperate maritime climate with mild winters and cool summers, making it accessible year-round. Visiting during late spring or early autumn offers pleasant conditions to enjoy the scenery and outdoor attractions.

Dining Recommendation

Try the traditional Irish stew at The Hatter’s Garden in Kildare, which embraces locally sourced ingredients and offers an inviting, rustic atmosphere that sets it apart from Limerick's more modern dining scene. The heartwarming flavors and cozy setting provide a delightful contrast, allowing you to savor the essence of Irish comfort food.