Built in 1827, this church has an unusual square tower and is no longer a working place of worship.

Located along the banks of the River Deel, this nature trail provides an excellent opportunity to view a wide range of wildlife.

A large shopping mall selling Irish sweaters and textiles.

A bucolic refuge situated amidst the bustle of downtown Limerick.

An outdoor flea market selling everything from produce to secondhand jewelry.

This newly renovated 13th-century castle is open for tours.

This legendary river has figured prominently in the imaginations of Irish artists like James Joyce.

A pretty public park featuring a zoo.

Fans of "Angela's Ashes" will appreciate the significance of this school, attended by Frank McCourt and his friends in the early half of the century.

Considered one of the finest links in the world, this championship golf course lies along the seaside, high on the cliffs sandwiched between the Shannon River on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other.

This famous medieval castle is known for its storied history as well as its imposing architectural presence.

Built in 1830 in the style of a 12th century castle as an expansive family residence, with elaborate landscaping of trees and man-made lakes, Glenstal became a Bendictine abbey when the family moved to England in 1920. Today it includes a school of arts and crafts and a new church which houses a collection icons, silver and other treasures.

A lively pub where musicians (or musician wannabes) put on impromptu performances over a pint of Guinness.

Old cemetery surrounding a medieval monastery.

Posh department store selling the finest in china and pottery.

This pleasant park is briefly mentioned in Fran McCourt's "Angela's Ashes."

This church played a prominent role in Frank McCourt's book, "Angela's Ashes."

A popular pub located opposite King John’s Castle.

A collection of Angela Woulfe's renowned Irish landscape paintings.

Built in 1942, this church is Limerick's primary place of Augustinian worship.