リメリックの天然記念物・トップ4

ここには小さな井戸のある岩が露出し、宗教的な人物に囲まれており、平和な小さな神社の雰囲気があります。周囲のエリアとは一線を画す、静かで雰囲気のある場所です。立ち止まって考え事をしたり、休憩したりするのに最適な場所です。

Apparently, the grave was covered by a pile of stones in the 19th century and an old woman lived in it for many years.

The tomb is nearly 9 meters long, oriented northwest to southeast, and consists of a portico and a main chamber. During excavations in 1938, the unburned and cremated human remains of at least eight adults and four children were found in the main chamber.

Dense foligue along the river landscape. The Annagh river on the border between Limerick and Tipperary counties, has a few trails for you to take advantage.

Also known as the Giant's Grave, this is well worth seeing if you are in the vicinity of Lough Gur. It is said that a woman used to live in the tomb and when she died, the top stones were removed, leaving the tomb in its current condition. It was excavated in 1938 and both human and animal bones were found dating to around 2,500 - 2,000 BC.

Knockfierna is the highest peak in County Limerick at 949ft (289m). It is thought that it is an extinct volcano. At the top is a cross and a mass rock as well as vast views across the countryside. On a good day you can see MacGillycuddy’s Reeks in County Kerry.

Cascading waterfalls at the beginning of the Clare Glens wooded loop. The first half of this tour is in County Limerick, and the other in Tipperary!

Explore dense forest and crystal clear waters on this hike through Clare Glens. The waterfall is fresh and beautiful, take a dip if you dare!