How is Limerick?

Question

I am foreigner and I wanna to Ireland, but I dont know if I should go to Limerick

Tell me things about that place..

Answer 1

I live in Limerick, and I can tell you honestly that it's no more or no less dangerous than anyplace else - like every city, there are places where it is not advised to walk alone at night.

What most people don't realise is that Limerick city has a thriving arts scene, it's much more intensive than the scene in Dublin - concerts, performances, theatre, poetry nights, art exhibitions, it's all there.

I would say give it a chance.

Answer 2

Limerick is known really throughout ireland of being a rough kinda place..well where i live it is..and i know people that live there they say the same..go to the south like kerry or something..!! kerry is awesome!! contains dolphins!!

Answer 3

dont whatever you do set foot in that county.im in dublin and every day on the news is shootings,stabbings,gangland killings,its notorious stay away

Answer 4

hey, I was living in Dublin for a while  and I visited Limerick.

If I had to choose I would choose Dublin. I know Limeric is a bit dangerous...

Answer 5

The movie, Angela's Ashes, would have you believe that it rained more often than not in Limerick.

Answer 6

AY WEY HASTA KE TE ENCONTRE EX AMADA MIA !!! antes ke nada hola como estas? espero ke bien y la neta te saludo y te escribia para lo sig. !! NO SOY g*y !! LO KE PASA ES KE UN AMIGO ME JUGO UNA MALA BROMA .  y keria aclararlo. por otro lado a MI ME ENCANTA LA MUSICA DE UB40, ESTA CHIN.GONA, mi favorita es la "cant help falling in love"esta muy relax y romantica, como para bailar contigo mi amor, perdon, ex amor, y para ke kieres ir a irlanda? alli el clima es muy frio y nublado, pero si me llevas contigo, voy de guardaespaldas mi ex amorcito...!!! SALUDOS MI REYNA!!!

Answer 7

I lived there for two years in the 90s and i loved it,i almost decided to stay.

Its actually ok,Make sure you check out quinns.

The place is fine,you wont be mugged or jumped on or anything.

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