
Private Cliffs of Moher Tour Small Group from Adare Limerick Area
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Foynes Flying Boat & Irish Coffee Experience located in Co. Limerick along the Wild Atlantic Way, offers four experiences in one unforgettable visit. Step into the golden age of aviation and discover how Foynes became a key gateway for the world’s first transatlantic passengers, brought to life through immersive exhibits and a full-scale replica of the iconic Boeing 314 flying boat. Discover where Irish Coffee was invented first created here to warm weary travellers. Dive into Foynes’ rich maritime heritage, and experience a touch of Hollywood glamour in the Maureen O’Hara exhibition, featuring her personal collection and Academy Award.
General Entry Tickets to Foynes Flying Boat & Maritime Museum. Walk in the footsteps of the pioneering aviators and Hollywood icons. ✈The Famous Flying Boats | Come aboard the world’s First Airforce One & relive what it was like to fly in true ocean liner luxury ✈Pioneering Aviators | Learn about the brave pilots who took on the might of the Atlantic Ocean. ✈Flight Simulators |Try your hand at being a pilot & test your flying skills ✈Foynes in times of War | Discover what life was like during the War for passengers, airline staff & locals ✈Birthplace of Irish Coffee | Watch a 3D Hologram re-enacting the night Irish Coffee was invented & participate in an Irish Coffee Masterclass in a quaint 1940s setting ✈Control Tower | Savour the panoramic views of the Shannon Estuary ✈Maritime Museum | Discover Ireland’s rich maritime heritage & the famous people from Foynes that helped shaped Irish history ✈Irish Coffee available (sold seperately) - O'Regan's restaurant on site
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Limerick is a Shannon-side city in the west of Ireland, with a Norman castle on King's Island, Georgian streets and a strong rugby and literary tradition.
Limerick sits where the River Shannon widens towards its estuary, and its oldest quarter lies on King's Island. King John's Castle, a thirteenth-century Norman fortress with round towers, dominates the riverbank, and St Mary's Cathedral stands near it, begun in the twelfth century. The Treaty Stone, on a plinth near Thomond Bridge, marks the 1691 treaty that ended the Williamite war in Ireland.
Top-ranked sights in Limerick: Bishop's Palace, Treaty Stone.
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