Naas, Kildare County to Limerick, Limerick County from $20: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Irish Rail

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Average Duration

3h  26m

Estimated price

$19-28

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Dublin Coach, J.J.Kavanagh & Sons

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Average Duration

3h  38m

Estimated price

$20-29

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Distance: 164 km

Duration: 1h 35m

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Average Duration

1h  35m

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$30-50

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Ryanair

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Average Duration

55m

Estimated price

$38-99

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Traveling From Naas to Limerick

The journey from Naas to Limerick presents an interesting contrast, where the charming small-town feel of Naas transitions into the vibrant, rich cultural tapestry of Limerick.

Best Neighbourhoods in Limerick

Limerick is home to diverse neighborhoods, each offering unique experiences.

King’s Island

• Features historic sites like King John’s Castle.

• A hub for local arts and culture events.

Castleconnell

• Picturesque riverside views perfect for strolls.

• Known for its friendly, welcoming community atmosphere.

O’Connell Street

• Bustling main street with shops and cafes.

• Close proximity to major attractions and nightlife.

Best Times To Visit Limerick's Attractions

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

King John’s Castle

Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and enjoy quieter scenery.

Limerick City Gallery of Art

Late afternoons during weekdays offer a peaceful atmosphere for art appreciation.

Thomond Park

Weekday tours provide a more intimate experience of this iconic rugby stadium.

Limerick Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Limerick enjoys a temperate maritime climate, characterized by mild winters and cool summers, with frequent rainfall throughout the year. Planning your visit during late spring or early summer can provide the best weather for outdoor activities, while being prepared for unpredictable showers will enhance your overall travel experience.

Culinary Gems in Limerick

For a unique culinary experience, try the spicy, flavorful dishes at the Cornstore, where you can indulge in local ingredients and a trendy atmosphere that contrasts with the more traditional dining options in Naas. The vibrant blend of modern Irish cuisine with international influences truly sets Limerick apart, inviting you to explore new flavors and dining styles.