Historical Walking tours of St Mary's Parish/King's Island offer a unique experience of limerick's colourful social history.  The Walking tours cover  many important hsitorical landmarks including
King John's Castle,Irelands finest example of Norman Military Architecture. Dating from 1210
St Mary's Cathedral,Limericks oldest cathedral still holding religious services daily. Dating from 1167
The Bishops Palace,the oldest domestic building in
Limerick.It houses the Limerick Civic Trust.
The Abbey RiverCurves to the left one mile above Limerick rejoining the main stream of the Shannon between Merchant's Quay and the Hunt Museum forming King's Island and St Mary's Parish.
Merchant's QuayOnce one of the busiest locations in old Limerick containing markets and now the site of the City Offices and The County Courthouse.
Sir Harry's MallThe wall and roadway built by Sir Harry Hartstonge.Situated along the Abbey river.

Merchant's Quay
St Mary's Cathedral
The Exchange
King John's Castle
Treaty Stone
Bishop's Palace
Dominican Priory
Sir Harry's Mall
The Abbey River
McNamara's Band
Gerald Griffin School
Assembly Point
St Mary's Action Centre
44 Nicholas Street
Limerick
tel/fax 061-318106
email;smidp@iol.ie

Guided Walking Tours  Monday-Friday
at 11 00 a.m. and 2.30p.m. /
Evenings& Weekends also catered for
please phone 061-327108

Individual Tour Rates.
£4.00 per person.
Family Rate:£7.50
Group Rates
Over 3 people £2.50 each

• Ideal for Tourists & Students.


• Enjoyable and Enlightening.


• Experienced Tour Guide .


• A panoramic view of


• Old Limerick.