Again in our fuzzy slippers and cozy robes we polished off the scones and this time they were also accompanied by fresh egg (supplied by Mary) omelettes. Our stay here was done and we couldn’t recommend Bridgie’s Cottage as hosted by Mary any higher.
The weather again was promising and by days end it was lovely. Our stop en route to our next BnB was Limerick where we were to visit King John’s Castle and Saint Mary’s Cathedral. Limerick itself was very colourful and full of character. We checked out the Treaty Stone on which the Treaty of Limerick was purportedly signed. The treaty was signed on the 3rd of October 1691 ending the Williamite-Jacobite War.
On the other side of the River Shannon, King John’s castle didn’t grab our interest, so we didn’t bother going in.
Replenished with a good meal, we were off to visit Saint Mary’s Cathedral. A funeral was about to commence, but Michael managed to sneak a few interior photos. Finally, back on the road Dan delivered us to our next AirBnB in Killarney.
My family is from Tipperary. Did you manage to visit?