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The South Court Hotel is located on the edge of the beautiful city of Limerick with easy access to Cork, Kerry and the entire Shannon region. It is located just off the N20 Limerick to Cork/Kerry road. Its location makes it an ideal base for both business and leisure. Amenities include a superb Sports Therapy and Training Club with gym, sauna, and solarium. We also offer sports massages. On site there is also a Hairdresser, Shopping Centre, Bank and Pharmacy. Seasons Restaurant offers a memorable dining experience. Our executive Head Chef is responsible for creating imaginative and mouth-watering dishes specialising in the best of local produce and freshly caught seafood. A La Carte and Table D’Hote menus can be complemented by a comprehensive selection of new and old wines to suit all pallets. For a more informal setting enjoy Boru’s Porterhouse Pub & Bistro where you are guaranteed a combination of great food and friendly service. The Paul Costelloe designed ‘Cream Room’ is one of Limerick’s hippest venue for casual dining and socialising. An a la carte selection of soups, sandwiches, snacks and coffees on-the-go are served all day. The South Court Hotel is an ideal base for touring Cork, Kerry and the entire Shannon region. In this compact area, you will discover stunning landscapes, Atlantic seascapes, great sporting activity, entertainment, top shopping and visitor attractions, uncrowded beaches, cliff top and mountain walks, quiet country roads and everywhere the artefacts of Ireland’s ancient history. There are numerous tourist attractions within driving distance of the hotel, King John’s Castle, Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren and Ailwee Cave to name a few.
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