Inspiring and fun things to do in Limerick for your delegates!
1. Discover Ireland’s first capital of culture on the Limerick City Art Trail and enjoy a mini Irish Glass Making Workshop in the city’s glorious Hunt Museum.
2. Step back in time and enjoy a Medieval visit to King John's Castle. Guests have been welcomed here for hundreds of years. Now, it’s time for your group to enjoy a delightfully entertaining visit as you interact with the castle characters and witness how life was in Limerick centuries ago.
3. Treat your delegates to Downton Abbey Style Afternoon Tea in the newly refurbished Adare Manor or the city centre 5* Savoy Hotel.
4. If Irish whiskey is your passion then look no further than Michael Flannery's pub where you can enjoy and sample the largest Irish Whiskey collection in Limerick and the ideal place to enjoy to put your taste buds to the test with their whiskey expert.
5. For budding artists in your group, visit No. 1 Pery Square for a taste of Georgian Limerick. Grab an easel and enjoy an afternoon of Watercolour Painting overlooking the People’s Park.
6. Golfing is part of the local culture in the Shannon Region. Here you will find the breath-taking links courses of Adare Manor, Adare Golf Club, Limerick Golf Club, Castletroy Golf Club and further afield the championship links courses at Lahinch and Doonbeg.
7. Follow in the footsteps of Limerick and Irish fashion icon and TV personality Celia Holman Lee with a stroll through Limerick’s fashionable city boutiques. Visit Local Designers to see their latest collections, the finest handmade jewellery and millinery. Perhaps you could also indulge your inner fashionista and create your own piece of custom jewellery!
8. Teambonding with Nevsail. Offering innovative team building activities to excite, motivate and inspire people. Their land a water based team building activities are ideal for enhancing work relationships as they get people working together, having fun and achieving success.
9. Get wild in the Ballyhoura Mountains and go cycling along the largest network of its kind in Ireland. Conquer 98km of forest road climbs, tight twisty track with plenty of bumps and dips to get the adrenaline pumping.
10. The “Walls of Limerick” is one of the easiest and most famous Irish dances. While in Limerick your group can’t miss an opportunity to join a céilí and try Irish Dancing in Limerick where the history of this famous jig can be revealed. Many pubs offer trad music 7 nights a week, year round.
