10 Museums in County Limerick That You Shouldn't Miss

This 1860's quaint limestone cottage is a treasure throve of costumes and theatrical memorabilia displaying over 100 years of unique history. Originally bought to store the huge collection of props, scenery, lighting and costumes of Vic Loving who toured from the 1920's to the 1970's bringing the first show featuring a chorus line in Ireland! Theatre enthusiasts will love this museum

EVA International EVA International – Ireland's biennial of contemporary art. The next edition curated by Inti Guerrero, will be open from 14 April to 10 July 2018. Every two years EVA International works with guest curators to create a 12-week programme of exhibitions and events. Exhibitions take place in both gallery and non-gallery spaces. #EVA18

Located in the heart of Adare village and close to all Adares hotels and tourist attractions. Contemporary and Genuine Irish Art and Crafts for sale sourced directly from the local makers. Opportunities to meet the artists frequently present themselves. Art classes with professional artists/tutors may be arranged on request by exceptionally friendly staff.

The Foynes Flying Boat & Maritime Museum excitingly captures the story of how Foynes became one of the great aviation hubs of the world between 1937-1945. Walk in the footsteps of JFK, Bob Hope, Eleanor Roosevelt & many other dignitaries, movie stars & refugees who landed at Foynes during World War II. Throughout the original terminal building this truly unique story is told by way of original film in a 1940’s style cinema, showcases covering the war years & numerous exhibits on the romantic flying boat era including the chance to board a life size replica of the Boeing 314 Flying Boat. Foynes & the Flying Boats will be forever connected with the invention of Irish Coffee as they combined to give us this uniquely Irish treat. Learn all about this historic event by watching a wonderful 3D holographic show re-enacting this famous night back in 1943 & after why not taste a delicious Irish Coffee in its original home.

The Hunt Museum preserves and exhibits the original artefacts gathered, over a life time, by John and Gertrude Hunt and known as the Hunt Collection. The Museum also displays its own collections, as well as visiting exhibitions of Local, National and International significance with the overall aim of maximising their cultural and educational potential for the people of Limerick and Ireland. During a visit to The Hunt Museum you can choose to explore the collection by yourself or take one of our regular guided tours. For group bookings, please contact to ensure that a guided tour can be organized. Subject to availability.

Limerick Museum is now based in the Franciscan Friary, Henry Street. The Limerick Museum first opened its doors in 1916 at the Carnegie Building in Pery Square and relocated four times before finding its permanent home in Henry Street. The Limerick Museum holds in storage the largest local authority collection in the country. The display in Henry Street shows only a fraction of this collection to highlight the history of Limerick City and County for thousands of years. The museum is fully accessible to all and is free.

A collection of the diverse work of one of Ireland's most renowned artists.

Find out all about the hallowed turf which has seen so many Munster Rugby victories!! Visit Thomond Park for a full Museum and Stadium tour. Family and Group rates apply. Stand Up And Fight