Limerick City, Ireland Festivals 2010
Include Limerick City when Making Trip Plans to Ireland and Attend These Fun Festivals
unFringed Festival:
unFringed Festival kicks off January 27 and runs through January 31, 2010. This festival features live performances from performers from all over the world. Writers, actors, comedians, and musicians will perform in Limerick's clubs, theaters, and pubs. They will also be taking their acts to the streets of Limerick to entertain festival-goers.
For more information, email Belltable Arts Centre at info@belltable.ie
St. Patrick's Spring Fest and International Band Parade:
The St. Patrick's Spring Fest and International Band Parade will run March 14 through March 17, 2010. This festival has something everyone is sure to enjoy.
The bands will march in the annual International Band Parade from O'Connell Ave. to Arthur's Quay Park where they will then perform.
Limerick River Fest:
The Limerick River Fest is set to start on April 30 and will run through may 3, 2010. This festival showcases and celebrates all that is great about Limerick as it highlights art, culture, sport, music, and food. Look for citywide events such as the dragon boat races, fishing competition, musical events, and the continental food market.
Limerick has many different hotels to choose from for your stay including:
Best Western Pery's Hotel with room rates starting at €69
Maldron Hotel Limerick from €405
South Court Hotel from €169
Travelodge Limerick from €129
Castle Oaks House Hotel from €75
Radisson SAS Hotel & Spa from €119
If a Bed and Breakfast is more your liking, there are several in and around Limerick:
Glen Eagles is an approved accommodation located at 12 Vereker Gardens, Ennis Road. Glen Eagles is within walking distance of Limerick City
Santa Cruz - A quiet, five-bedroom home with guest kitchens and dining room located at 10 Coolraine Terrace, Ennis Road
Coonagh Lodge - Very nice bungalow bed and breakfast located not too far from Shannon airport and about three miles from Limerick City Centre.
Be sure to mark these dates in your calender and include Limerick City in your travel plans to Ireland. Lots of fun will be had by attending these festivals. So what are you waiting for? Make your travel arrangements now. Destination: Limerick!
Sources:
GoIreland.com
Limerick City Council
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9 Comments
Post a CommentI hope I can visit Ireland someday too. Great article.
I so would love to visit Ireland someday, I have a wee bit of the Irish in me :)
Thanks for the info. I hope to go to Europe one of these days and Ireland is on the to visit list.
My daughter (12 years old) says she wants to go to Ireland to see Loch Ness -maybe I can convince her to check out some other things too!
The river fest sounds like fun. Dragon boats... cool.
I need some luck o' the Irish to get here! Sounds wonderful :)
Limerick City has my vote for our next trip!
I agree with Vince, sounds like a fun place to visit.
Next stop: Limerick City. Everybody off! Sounds like a fun place.