Birmingham to Limerick train

To enjoy the main attractions and cultural experiences in Limerick, spending two to three days is ideal.

Currently, there is no direct train service available from Birmingham to Limerick.

The train distance from Birmingham to Limerick is 455 km.

In Limerick, visitors can explore the bustling Milk Market for local produce, crafts, and live music on weekends. Enjoy a scenic boat tour on the Shannon River or attend a traditional Irish music session at a lively pub. The Frank McCourt Museum offers insight into the life of the "Angela's Ashes" author. Rugby enthusiasts can catch a match at Thomond Park, home to Munster Rugby. Key sights include King John's Castle with its interactive exhibits, St. Mary's Cathedral with medieval architecture, and the Hunt Museum's extensive art collection. The Limerick City Gallery of Art and People's Park provide cultural and leisurely experiences.

The journey from Birmingham to Limerick involves a mix of train and ferry travel, primarily offering views of the English and Irish countryside, including lush green landscapes and coastal views, particularly during the ferry crossing. While there are scenic segments, much of the journey focuses on efficient transit between the two cities.

Booking trains from Birmingham to Limerick in advance is advisable, especially during peak travel seasons or for long journeys, to ensure availability and secure better fares.

There is no night train service from Birmingham to Limerick.

The cheapest way to get from Birmingham to Limerick is by flight, costing approximately £139.

To travel from Birmingham to Limerick, you can take a flight.