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Sustainable Countryside Cabin Overlooking The Shannon Estuary In Erribul, County Clare - County Limerick
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Sustainable Countryside Cabin Overlooking The Shannon Estuary In Erribul, County Clare

cabin, Effernan
This sustainable cottage in Effernan, County Clare, is situated 35 kilometres from Dromoland Golf Course and 48 kilometres from Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, overlooking the Shannon Estuary.
This one-bedroom lodge accommodates up to 15 guests and features a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, a garden, and on-site cycling activities, with a mini-market available.
Ballyhoura Glamping ~ Adult Only - County Limerick
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Ballyhoura Glamping ~ Adult Only

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Ballyhoura Glamping, a Kilfinane adults-only retreat, is situated in the Ballyhoura Mountains, a short drive from Kilfinane town and offering easy access to the region's historical attractions.
This one-bedroom pod sleeps two guests, features a kitchen, parking, internet, and an ensuite bathroom, providing a luxurious glamping experience with private outdoor seating and stunning mountain views.
Cosy Country Apartment On Cahercon Estate - County Limerick
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Cosy Country Apartment On Cahercon Estate

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This one-bedroom flat is located within a rural estate in County Clare, offering a peaceful setting with immediate access to countryside walks.
This property accommodates two guests and features a kitchen and internet, providing a comfortable base for exploring the Clare landscape.
Ballyhoura Glamping - County Limerick
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Ballyhoura Glamping

glamping, Ballyorgan
This Ballyhoura Glamping cottage is located in Ballyorgan, County Limerick, approximately 48 kilometres from Limerick City, offering easy access to its educational institutions, sporting venues, and golf courses.
The 18-square-metre self-catering unit sleeps two guests in one bedroom with one bathroom, and features a kitchenette, terrace, garden, free Wi-Fi, parking, and an EV charging point.

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Frequently asked questions about bed and breakfast in County Limerick

  • Which local specialties in County Limerick, Ireland should not be missed?

    You absolutely must try the Limerick ham, a local delicacy. Many pubs and restaurants serve traditional Irish stew, often featuring locally sourced lamb. For a sweet treat, look for some delicious locally baked soda bread.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts in County Limerick?

    Among the B&Bs in County Limerick, Bright - Peaceful Room + Bathroom, Zoe Bistro & Accommodation and Kilrush Marina Floating Glamping Pod 2 are the most popular ones.

  • What kinds of terrain and natural landscapes does County Limerick, Ireland offer?

    County Limerick has diverse landscapes. Rolling hills and lush green pastures dominate much of the countryside. The River Shannon flows through the county, offering scenic riverside walks and views. There are also areas of woodland and, of course, the beautiful coastline along the Shannon Estuary.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with a pool in County Limerick?

  • Are there family-friendly hiking trails in County Limerick, Ireland?

    Yes, there are several. Many trails around Lough Gur offer gentle walks suitable for families, with stunning views of the lake and surrounding countryside. The trails around the River Shannon are also generally easy and accessible, providing pleasant walks for all ages. Always check trail conditions before setting off.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with a jacuzzi in County Limerick?

  • What safety tips are there for women travelling solo in County Limerick, Ireland?

    County Limerick is generally safe, but standard precautions are advisable. Stick to well-lit and populated areas at night. Let someone know your itinerary and check in regularly. Be aware of your surroundings and trust your instincts. If you feel uncomfortable, don't hesitate to seek assistance from local businesses or the Gardaí (Irish police).
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts for families and kids in County Limerick?

    The best B&Bs for families and kids in County Limerick are Zoe Bistro & Accommodation, Bunratty Haven Bed & Breakfast and Bunratty Castle Mews B&b.

  • What is a perfect week-long itinerary for County Limerick, Ireland?

    A week could include: Day 1-2: Explore Limerick City (King John's Castle, Hunt Museum); Day 3: Visit Adare and its charming village; Day 4: Explore Lough Gur and its stone circle; Day 5: Day trip to the Rock of Cashel (County Tipperary); Day 6: Relax and enjoy the countryside; Day 7: Depart. This is a suggestion, and you can adjust it to your interests.
  • What are the best pet friendly bed and breakfasts in County Limerick?

    The best pet friendly B&Bs in County Limerick are Bunratty Haven Bed & Breakfast, Carriglea and 5* Country Home Among Fields & Woodland.

  • Are there any one-of-a-kind cultural experiences or workshops to try in County Limerick, Ireland?

    While specific workshops vary, you could explore traditional Irish music sessions in local pubs. Many pubs host these informal gatherings, offering a chance to experience traditional music firsthand. Checking local listings closer to your visit will reveal any specific workshops being offered.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with parking in County Limerick?

  • What are some great opportunities to engage with locals and explore the culture of County Limerick, Ireland?

    The best way is to visit local pubs. Many pubs have a friendly atmosphere, and striking up conversations with locals is common. Attending a traditional music session provides another great opportunity for interaction. Visiting smaller, less touristy villages can also offer more chances to connect with the local community.

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