| housed in a bungalow, this straightforward bed-and-breakfast is 6 minutes' walk from the 400-year-old durty nelly's pub, 9 minutes' walk from bunratty castle & folk park and 11 km from shannon airport. free perks include off-street parking, and breakfast served in the dining room. there's also a guest lounge. . the 12 warm rooms have en suite bathrooms, wi-fi access, tvs, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. some rooms have seating areas
Cork Airport 1 hr 43
Quin Abbey (18 min)
Abbey, history, ruins, and architecture Ennis Friary (21 min)
Historic Franciscan friary ruins known for its Gothic tower, wall carvings & vaulted sacristy. Limerick Museum (16 min)
Town archives showcasing traditional crafts, furniture, archaeology, paintings, maps and prints. Knappogue Castle (21 min)
Restored 15th-century castle known for its elaborate medieval-themed banquets & walled garden. The Hunt Museum (18 min)
Former custom house holding a 2000-strong collection of ancient and modern ethnographic treasures. Craggaunowen (20 min)
Archaeological park with 1500s castle, recreated Celtic dwellings and hide boat used by Tim Severin. St. Mary's Cathedral (17 min)
Iconic 12th-century cathedral with large stained-glass windows & a small burial ground. Adare Desmond Castle (22 min)
Ruins of a 13th-century castle & ring fort on a river, with daily guided tours & quaint scenery. Curraghchase Forest Recreational Area (25 min) The Milk Market (19 min)
Airy, covered market selling fruits, veggies, meats, dairy items, crafts & baked goods since 1852. Atlantic Air Adventures (6 min)
Aviation museum and museum Bunratty Castle & Folk Park (11 min)
A 15th-century castle and living 19th-century village bring the periods alive at this family museum. King John's Castle (15 min)
Restored medieval fortress with a visitor centre, period costumes and interactive exhibits. St John's Cathedral (18 min)
Built in 1861, this Catholic cathedral features the country's tallest spire, rising to 94 m. Bunratty Castle & Folk Park (11 min)
A 15th-century castle and living 19th-century village bring the periods alive at this family museum. | 
