My daughter is attending on a year abroad, from her American based University in Allentown, PA. She really likes the whole experience, and the living arrangements. I went and helped her get settled and was very impressed with the physical facility. The challenge is the limited selection of courses. It is a teacher training based college, and it has virtually no science, and very limited social science outside of psychology. Technology is very basic, and no courses of any depth are offered in technology, outside of A/V type. Limerick University is affiliated, but not very close at all. So for a semester abroad, and the experience it is a good place. If you are an education major, it is probably a wonderful place. For most other majors, you will probably need to seriously supplement with online distance education courses to make it worth the time. Ireland of course if a wonderful place to visit and experience its charm and its perspectives on the world. For other university experiences, check Univ. of Limerick, Galway, and of course Trinity in Dublin is a world class program.

Great Limerick teacher training college

Nice architecture.

Fabulous place great course given

Fantastic tight knit community

Open the on-campus pitch, the local community want to use it to exercise.

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Friendly staff in Library

Stunning place with a lot of green fields that you walk r run around.

friendly place

I had the opportunity to study there an inclusive education course and I just love it! Hope to get back soon