• Resturants
• Taxis
• Directions
• Wireless/Wired Internet at UL
• Things to do in Limerick City & Region

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Restaurants – Limerick City

 

Approximate Price guides -             * Main Course prices from €13.00
                                                           **Main Course prices from €18.00
                                                           ***Main Course prices from €24.00

Copper and Spice (Indian)* 2 Cornmarket Row Limerick Tel: 061 313620 Bella Italia Bistro* 43 Thomas Street Limerick Tel: 061 418872 Moll Darby’s Restaurant*** 8 Georges Quay Limerick Tel: 061 411511 Brulees Restaurant*** Henry Street Limerick Tel: 061 319931 Freddy’s Bistro*** Theatre Lane Limerick Tel: 061 418749 The Bank Restaurant* O’Connell Street Limerick Tel: 061 481546 Green Onion Restaurant** Rutland Street Limerick Tel: 061 400710

McLaughlins Restaurant** Castletroy Park Hotel Castletroy Limerick Tel: 061 335566 Finnegans Bar & Restaurant* Dublin Road Annacotty Limerick Tel: 061 337338   Locke Restaurant (General)* 3 Georgers Quay Limerick Tel: 061 413733 Texas Steakout Restaurant* 116 O’Connell St. Limerick Tel: 061 410350   Jasmine Palace (Chinese)* O’Connell St Mall O’Connell St. Limerick Tel: 061 412484   Milanos Restaurant* Harveys Quay Limerick Tel: 061 426030

Taxis

Name	phone
Unicabs (fixed fares)	(061)414444
City Taxi & Minibus Hire	(061)415555
Fixed Price Taxis	(061)313131
Set Price Taxis	(061)414141

Directions -Map of Limerick Campus

You may view a map of limerick campus by clicking here. You will require Adobe Acrobat reader to open this document. You may download it for free here.

• View Map [pdf]

Internet Access at the University of Limerick

• Wireless Internet access
  
  Wireless internet access is available in select areas of the university campus. To access the network, you may simply use your wireless device to access the network in the manner in which you are both familiar and comfortable. There are two items that are specific to the university
  1. The "wireless network ID" is ulwireless
  2. All UL networks operate via a "proxy server" The address for the proxy is www.staff-proxy.ul.ie and the port is 8080

If these terms are not familiar to you, please do not hesitate to ask one of our staff for assistance. Designated staff will be present during the conference to assist you. If you have questions or queries, please contact brian.lake@ul.ie , mentioning "ifip82 wireless access" in your mesage subject. We will attempt to assist wherever possible.

• Supplemental wireless network instructions [pdf]
• Using a Mac? This guide may be of help. [pdf]. Please note: this is an unofficial guide - if you have trouble please see the support personnel at registration.
• If you are on campus, unable to find support at registration and in immediate and urgent need of assistance, please call +353 (0) 87 683 5166 and ask for Brian. We will attempt to call and assist you.
  
  

• Wired Internet Access
  
  Regrettably, use of cable-based Internet for your portable computer is not possible due to university IT regulations. If you require internet access and will not be bringing a computer with wireless access, please let us know - we will seek to accomodate your needs.

Things to do in Limerick City and Region

There are many attractions both near and in the Limerick city region. A complete guide can be found at www.shannonregionaltourism.ie or www.limericktourist.com.You may find a useful guide to Limerick City here. In particular, we suggest the following sites, which are centrally located and accessable via a short taxi ride.

• The Hunt Museum
  

  Rutland Street, Limerick City, Co. Limerick, Ireland
  Phone:	+353 (0)61 312-833
  Fax:	+353 (0)61 312-834
  Email:	Email The Hunt Museum
  Website:	http://www.huntmuseum.com/

  
  
• King John's Castle
  

  Kings Island, Limerick City, Co. Limerick, Ireland
  Phone:	+353 (0)61 360-788
  Fax:	+353 (0)61 361-020
  Website:	http://www.shannonheritage.com/KJC.htm
  Open:	From 27 December To 31 March Daily 10.30-16.30 (last admission 15.30)

  
  
• Adare, Co Limerick

  Ireland's answer to the cosy English village must surely be Adare, where the Third Earl of Dunraven built a street with thatched cottages and hedges at the gates of his early Victorian Manor. History had already endowed the place with an exquisite backdrop to further please the eye - a Norman castle beside the River Maigue and the best collection of ruined mediaeval friaries in Ireland. (from http://www.limericktourist.com/towns/adare/)

  For more information, a list of things to do in Adare is available at http://www.adarevillage.com/activities.html

Pubs

Smyths	Charley Chaplins
Doc's Bar	Costello's Tavern
Davin Arms	Micky Martins
Molly Malones	Nancy Blakes
The Bank	Quins
McGregor's	Pier One
Molly O Riardas	The Locke

A short review of each pub is available at http://www.litsu.ie/Entertainment/Ent_Pubs.htm. Specific websites are listed below:

• Dolan's Pub (traditional) http://www.dolanspub.com/
• Smyths (nightclub) http://www.smythsbar.com/

A complete list can be found here via www.irishtourist.com