Currently, September is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Limerick (average of £51). Flying to Limerick in February will prove the most costly (average of £82). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
January
£47
February
£66
March
£64
April
£50
May
£66
June
£51
July
£62
August
£66
September
£41
October
£42
November
£59
December
£63
Limerick enjoys a mild climate throughout the year with temperatures in the 3 – 20 degrees Celsius region.
If you want to enjoy the warmer weather on your holiday, with time and money being no object, the summer months of June to September are the best times to book flights to Limerick to enjoy the city’s many festivals. Jazz, opera, arts and culture enthusiasts flock to Limerick during this time of year which coincides with the school holidays when all the family can get together and have some fun. Off-peak season from the end of October to the beginning of May is also popular with walkers, hikers and trekkers. The weather is mild and hotel, apartment, lodge and hostel accommodation is normally offered at a discounted price and travellers will also be able to take advantage of cheap flights to Limerick.
SNN Temperature | 6 - 16 °C |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to Limerick, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, July is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 16.0 C. Travellers hoping to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 6.0 C).
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The staff were pleasant. The food was awful. The earpods were so poor quality I could not enjoy any of the films on offer.
The beautiful riverside city of Limerick in Ireland is well worth a visit. It’s a historical city with castles, medieval fortresses, museums, parks, art galleries and markets. Many holidaymakers choose to book flights to Limerick to get an authentic feel of what Ireland is all about. The majestic Shannon River is the ideal location to take a relaxing cruise offering spectacular views of King John’s Castle, Thomond Park and St. John’s Cathedral which was built in 1861. For something a little different why not go on an organised guided tour to learn about the history of this wonderful city? There are various tours on offer such as walking, train, bus and boat which help to bring folklore and heritage to life. When out on a tour of the surrounding towns and villages, have your camera at the ready to capture glorious photos of the breathtaking Ballyhoura Mountains, the scenic Golden Vale as well as the stunning Shannon Estuary. You’re sure to have plenty of time to meet the friendly locals on your travels while enjoying delicious home-grown food washed down with a refreshing pint of Guinness. Limerick itself has an extensive selection of fine restaurants, bistros including cafes to suit all tastes and budgets. There’s always something going on from art exhibitions, Irish music, comedy shows to greyhound racing and blockbuster movie screenings. Limerick is an exciting holiday destination for any traveller.
Getting around the city is easy and cheap to do. Public bus services can take you out of the city centre to nearby towns and villages while bikes can be rented if you prefer to use pedal power. The great thing about Limerick is that most of the major attractions are within walking distance of the city centre so booking accommodation in town is considered to be the best option.
Fights to Limerick are served by Shannon International Airport which is situated around 18 miles north of Limerick. It’s well serviced by coach, bus and car rental options which can all be found just outside the main airport terminal. It should take about 30 minutes to get to Limerick City whichever type of transport you choose. If you take a taxi, do remember to agree a price before setting off.