Saint Mary's Cathedral

A nice and well maintained cathedral. Entrance a bit steep as all they done here is put information exhibits on the sides of the cathedral as you walk around it to tell you about it's history. Overall still enjoyed it allow 20 minutes.

Decent cathedral with a lot of history. You have to pay to tour the place which in itself is maybe acceptable although not entirely justifiable, however, despite paying some parts as indicated on the booklet they give were closed and as such it would be reasonable to lower the fee. Also, we wanted to light some candles, but the lighter was not working and no matches were provided.

The Graveyard: The churchyard surrounding St. Mary's Cathedral is an ancient burial ground, with the oldest parts dating back to the 12th century, though earliest burial records are from 1726. It remains an active graveyard to this day. As you explore, you'll find a variety of graves and tombs, some of which belong to notable historical figures. These include the Barrington and Sexton vaults, the Protestant Orphan Grave, and the grave of Prince Milo Petrović-Njegoš of Montenegro. The graveyard offers a tangible connection to centuries of Limerick's past and its inhabitants.

St. Mary's Cathedral is a beautiful and peaceful spot to visit. It dates back to 1100's, and you can really feel the history as you walk around. The stained glass windows and stonework are amazing, and the surrounding graveyard is a nice bonus. Definitely worth a visit if you're into history or appreciate an old cathedral.

Second time at this venue and I was not disappointed. I was enchanted by the lights, venue and of course the music. Wonderful evening. Do yourself a favour, buy the tickets and try it!!!!

Beautiful building, the highlights were the wonderful stained glass, both new and old! 5 euro for entry which was a good price.

We were not able to tour the cathedral when we went, but the outside property was delightful, filled with old headstones. The architecture was breathtaking. Hard to imagine 1168 AD - so cool. It's in the city of Limerick and we were there for the day. I'd love to go back and see the inside, it has to be gorgeous.

This church is conveniently close to the city centre and it’s actually the best preserved Irish church built on a Continental scale before the Norman invasion of 1169. It’s a complex building, incorporating developments from the mid-twelfth century to the present. It is a really interesting sightseeing spot and definitely impressive and worth a visit!