🏛️ Monuments in Limerick

Askeaton Castle is a castle in Limerick, Ireland, managed by the Office of Public Works and open as a visitor attraction.

Ballycahane Castle is a castle in Limerick, Ireland, and a nationally listed heritage site.

Ballygrennan Castle is a ruined castle in Limerick, designated a national monument.

Ballynamona Church is a ruined church in Limerick, designated a national monument.

This ruined church in Limerick is designated a national monument.

This ruined church in Limerick is designated a national monument.

Clonkeen Church is a ruined church in Limerick, designated a national monument.

Desmond Castle is a castle in Limerick, Ireland, managed by the Office of Public Works and open as a visitor attraction.

Desmond Castle is a ruined castle in Limerick, designated a national monument and managed by the Office of Public Works; it can be visited via a visitor facility.

Dromore Castle is a 19th-century castle in Limerick, built as a replica and abandoned since 1949; it is designated a national monument.

Dunnaman Castle is the ruin of a towerhouse in Limerick, designated a national monument.

Fanning's Castle is the ruin of a castle tower in Limerick, designated a national monument.

This ruined friary in Limerick is designated a national monument.

Glenquin Castle is a ruined tower house in Limerick, Ireland, and a nationally listed heritage site, open to visitors.

Glin Castle is a stately castle in Limerick, Ireland, that is openly accessible to visitors.

Kilduff Castle is the ruin of a towerhouse in Limerick.

King John's Castle is a castle in Limerick, designated a national monument and a visitor attraction.

King John's Castle is a ruined tower house in Limerick, Ireland, and a nationally listed heritage site.

Knockainey Castle is a ruined castle in Limerick, designated a national monument.

Mountshannon House is a ruin in Limerick, designated a national monument; the site is not open to the public.

O'Hurley's Castle is a ruined castle in Limerick, designated a national monument.

Old Glin Castle is a ruined castle in Limerick, Ireland, and is not open to the public.

Oola Castle is a ruined castle in Limerick, designated a national monument.

Rockbarton House is a ruin in Limerick, designated a national monument.

Spring Rice Monument is a limestone Celtic-cross-style monument erected around 1900 on a hill overlooking Foynes Harbour, dedicated to Stephen Edmond Spring Rice, born in Limerick on 31 August 1814 and died at sea on 9 May 1865.