Local Area

The Milk Market is located only 1.6km from Clayton Hotel Limerick and runs every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

This well-known market has all the charm of an outdoor market but is covered by a tensile roof and has an array of stalls and shops.

Located only 4.1km from Clayton Hotel Limerick, the Crescent Shopping Centre offers over 90 stores including Zara, H&M, River Island, Next, River Island and Shaws.

Open seven days a week, the Crescent offers free parking and also a crèche.

Thomond Park is the home ground of the Munster Rugby team, one of the most successful rugby clubs in the world. The Munster supporters are also known for being some of the best supporters in the world, so tickets for matches at Thomond Park are always in demand and the atmosphere is electric. This famous venue is known internationally for the unique history it has had. It was redeveloped and now boasts an increased capacity of 25,600.

The Gaelic Grounds or Páirc na nGael is the principal GAA stadium in Limerick, home to both the Limerick hurling and football teams.

The stadium is just a 20-minute walk from the Clayton Hotel Limerick and only 7 minutes drive. After a thrilling match return to Grill Bar & Restaurant for post-match analysis, celebrations or commiserations over great food and drinks.

The University of Limerick is situated on an expansive campus on the River Shannon within 15 minutes drive of Clayton Hotel Limerick. The campus is home to the University Sports Arena and the University Concert Hall

University Concert Hall is a 1,038 seat auditorium which has hosted a great number of famous names in entertainment and prestigious choir and orchestra ensembles. The University Concert Hall was the first purpose built concert hall in Ireland. Shows range from full orchestral classical performances, opera, to stand-up comedy and panto. Since its opening it has welcomed some of the biggest names including James Taylor, Billy Connolly, Jimmy Carr, Christy Moore, the RTE National Symphony Orchestra to name but a few.

The Lime Tree Theatre is a beautiful, state-of-the-art theatre, located on the campus of Mary Immaculate College within 15 minutes walk of Clayton Hotel Limerick..

Located in the original airport terminal building, in the heart of the village is the Foynes Flying Boat and Maritime Museum. This award-winning museum captures the story of how Foynes was one of the most important aviation stations in the world from 1937 to 1945.

During this nostalgic era, military personnel, celebrities and refugees were flown on the famous flying boats and were frequent visitors to the area. In 2013 the museum was extended to include a Maritime Museum with information on the Shannon Estuary from this time.

Located in the heart of Limerick city enjoy this authentic craft beer tour. Enjoy a tour of an artisan craft brewery located in a historical building dating back 250 years ago in the heart of the medieval quarter.

The University is situated on an expansive campus on the River Shannon, within a 10-minute drive of Clayton Hotel Limerick. The University houses the University Sports Arena and the University Concert Hall on campus and plays host to many larger international conference.

Bunratty Castle & Folk Park is comprised of four different areas: Bunratty Castle; Bunratty Folk Park; Bunratty Walled Gardens; and The Bunratty Collection.

Located on King’s Island, this site dates back to 922 when the Vikings ruled the Irish shores in numbers. The surviving castle was built on the orders of King John himself in 1200, and till this day is one of the best preserved Norman castles in Europe. King John’s Castle visitors centre tells the history of the site through excellent interactive exhibits and projections. This beautiful castle is located just north of the River Shannon in Limerick city.

Located in the heart of Limerick city enjoy this authentic craft beer tour. Enjoy a tour of an artisan craft brewery located in a historical building dating back 250 years ago in the heart of the medieval quarter.

This authentic tour will bring you through a working brewery which dates back to the 1700’s where you will learn about the art of brewing and see the process before your eyes.